Mark Coker argues that eBook pricing by traditional publishers leads to a bit less revenue and a lot fewer readers for an author than would the same books at a $2.99 price point. He believes that as eBooks gain more of the market, it will be harder for traditional publishers to provide enough benefit to authors to offset those differences. of course, Mark Coker is the founder of Smashwords, so he has a dog in the hunt. What do you think:
How a Traditional Publisher Could Harm a Writer's Career - The Digital Reader
How a Traditional Publisher Could Harm a Writer's Career - The Digital Reader