Who benefits from free eBooks?
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Re: Who benefits from free eBooks?
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I have always wondered about this myself. I am glad I came across your post, because I have been putting off doing a research on this subject matter for too long. Thanks for the link. I will check it out.Joe McCoubrey wrote: ↑15 Jun 2012, 07:49 I’ve been wondering more and more these days about what readers really make of the current explosion of free eBooks. If you believe the fad is reaching a peak, think again. There’s a lot yet to come, and it remains to be seen whether the craze will result in a welcome sea-change or inflict permanent damage to an industry that is being forced to reconstruct itself in the modern world of push-button technology. SEE MORE AT: http://BLACKLISTED/2012/06/15/who-benef ... he-author/
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