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There is no compelling reason to purchase an e-book over a traditional paper copy.

Readers that cost hundreds of dollars are unacceptable.
Digital rights that are less than the rights granted when you purchase a paper copy are unacceptable.

If these issues can be fixed (there are a few more.. but these are the most pressing), then e-books might take off. As is, there is no compelling reason to choose an electronic version over a paper copy.
Posted by: d_jedi   Posted on: 12/18/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Here's the reason why  el1jones | 12/17/03
LOL  voska | 12/18/03
So close... but the mark is missed once again  Root User | 12/17/03
spyware another concern  JWatson77 | 12/18/03
good reply  seriously | 12/18/03
no kidding  JWatson77 | 12/18/03
Not interested  d_jedi | 12/18/03
The only value E-books have for me  voska | 12/18/03
RE: The only value E-books have  JakAttak | 12/18/03
Books on CDs  tomr1yarbrough | 12/18/03

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