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In my last posting I promised to delve into my vision of the evolution of ebooks and in doing so offer a dramatic proposal to make them more mainstream and more widely used. I propose that an ebook license be granted as part of the purchase price to anyone who buys a new print book. Yes, you read correctly; the ebook is free with a new print book purchase.
The reality is that even if the current audience of ebook users were to grow by magnitudes over the next few years, the total market would only reach 3 to 4% of print. Therefore we must admit to ourselves as an industry that ebooks will always be a small niche player as a standalone platform and make them free with new book purchases.
So, if ebooks are in fact very much like audiobooks, why should they be free with print when audiobooks are often more expensive than print? Audiobooks are a non-reading experience and therefore carry an additional set of production and talent costs, and have a ubiquity of preferred devices for replay. Therefore audiobooks garner their own unique pricing. Ebooks have nearly none of the factors to warrant their own pricing beyond that of a niche market.