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I think you may be confusing the e-book reader (which may well have infrastructure behind it) and the e-book itself. The latter is just a file and, modulo DRM,
by mcguire 7y ago
I think you may be confusing the e-book reader (which may well have infrastructure behind it) and the e-book itself. The latter is just a file and, modulo DRM, doesn't carry any more legal or infrastructure costs than a physical book.
- chiefalchemist 7y agoSo there's no accounting involved with dealing with Anazon? No internal systems to manage digital assets? Etc.? Those ebooks don't create and maintain themselves. Print is finite. Digital is forever.