> It looks like a common industry pattern of segmentation whether it's books, video, or songs: the old stuff can be packaged into cheap subscriptions but the ne

> It looks like a common industry pattern of segmentation whether it's books, video, or songs: the old stuff can be packaged into cheap subscriptions but the new stuff will command a separate premium. It's a good thing that most books worth reading are "old". Time is a signal, so I would consider this a feature.