That or an unlimited book (library) subscription fee. Like job says piracy is going to occur if you don't make content accessible, and in the country I reside in (Canada), it's largely inaccessible.
That or an unlimited book (library) subscription fee. Like job says piracy is going to occur if you don't make content accessible, and in the country I reside in (Canada), it's largely inaccessible.
Sentimental value of looking at the shelve and resale/lending are the only advantages physical books have. When I'm near Foyle's in London I buy any signed edition of authors I like, but other than that it's Kindle + Safari Online for me.
The author's work is the valuable part. I wouldn't support lowering the prices anymore for any established authors.
However the eBook market is a great opportunity for new artists -- take the "Hunger Games".
Just because they are doing something illogical doesn't mean they are stupid; they are doing it to make more profits.