Aussie ebook access opens up

By AAP | October 20, 2009 | 4

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derrida derider posted a comment 3 years ago

Just pathetic. They really don't get it, do they?
I think sales through this mechanism will simply be miniscule.

Crunch posted a comment 3 years ago

The last gasp of a dieing monopoly. Better to buy from the internet for the best price and let the "special software for Australian publishers" drop of the planet with the Australian Publishers.

fiddickc posted a comment 3 years ago

This is crazy!! Haven't they heard of ebusiness these days? Why can't you buy the books direct from a website? Maybe they need to look at Fictionwise.com for example.

So close yet still so far.

Stephen posted a comment 3 years ago

Wow what an amazing concession!

By the way is this 2009 or 1999.

What a joke. Another rip off of the Australian book consumer!

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