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An interesting article at trAce about the economic potential of ebooks:
Ebook Economics: Value for Readers and Writers
Of all the models of epublishing
introduced over the past decade, says writer Kate Baggott, ebooks
(possibly) offer writers the greatest potential for an (almost)
reliable income
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