E-Book Sales Slip, and Print Is Far From Dead
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Why are most eBooks more costly than their paperback counterparts?
Files are files. Sell me something physical and it had to be created. Files? Nope.
eBooks are still being price fixed. Plain and simple. Even Baen admits to raising their eBook prices to match other vendors, even though they've capped theirs based on their own hardcopy prices. Whether there is collusion or not I wouldn't venture a guess. Before Mr. Baen died, I would say no.
Sell by volume and sell more.