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Torrentfreak has the fascinating tale of an author — Brazilian-born “magical realist” novelist Paulo Coelho — who has been busily “pirating” his own books, including setting up a dedicated website to point potential readers to
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1 year ago
No, no...I kid...I'm just messin' with you
But seriously, in the case of a book the physical copy is vastly superior to the digital version (sorry Kindle). So digital distribution is an effective marketing tool for books. That isn't true of music which sounds the same on an iPod no matter what.
I'm not saying it isn't true of music too, I don't think it is but my point is just to point out that they are different concepts and what is true for one isn't necessarily true for the other.
1 year ago
responded to my Twitter call :-)
First of all, who said that p2p was responsible for album sales declining? I
never said it was, and I certainly don't think it's the only factor. --
perhaps not even the major factor. Legal music downloads, of which there
have been a few hundred million or so this year, likely have a lot to do
with it as well.
In any case, you're quite right that books differ from music, in part
because people still want the physical product. But I fail to see why p2p
can't be considered marketing in either case -- in the case of the music
industry it's just marketing for something different, such as a concert tour
or a T-shirt or a special boxed set of discs. Same concept.
1 year ago
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