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See what happens when a CNET writer discovers that a Kindle book is going for less than the old-fashioned pulpy version. What would you do?
See what happens when a CNET writer discovers that a Kindle book is going for less than the old-fashioned pulpy version. What would you do?
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Most of my sales come from brick and mortar stores rather than online.
But these are different distribution channels for different customers bases, There is little direct competition.
I read a lot, traditional books, audiobooks and ebooks, each have their pluses and minuses depending on where I'm reading and what other activities, if any are going on.
- by KiwiBill2 June 15, 2009 4:34 PM PDT
- I live in New Zealand. Kindle is not available. Even Kindle for the iphone is not available! Some kind of licencing restriction I think. I use Eucalyptus on my iphone which can only access out-of-copyright books at present, but the interface is mind-blowingly good! I'm enjoying catching up on a few classics during my travels.
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