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	<title>Comments on: Cover to Cover #379A: Tom Lloyd</title>
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		<title>By: Greg</title>
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		<dc:creator>Greg</dc:creator>
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		<description>First of I would like to thank you for your podcast. I will probably be one of the first to say this but I happen to like the writing of Cory Doctorow and though I am looking forward to his new project and seeing how the sales are on it. I don&#039;t think that it will solve much when it comes to the question wether giving away your stories leads to greater sales. Mr Doctorow is an established writer and has a following already so his numbers will  tend towards more sales then not. 
I do think that there are better indications of the power of giving your work away in the other that you mention in Sigler, Hutchins, and Lafferty a list to which you could add Harwood and Melzer ....
I do see it as a viable way to gain a fandom that will be more likely to purchase but even that is yet to be seen in the cases above... Personally I would like to see an more relative unknown do it now to see if their voice will even be noticed in the amount of content that is now out there - If I had content to market I would do it but Hell I can&#039;t even get traffic to me blog....

Again thanks for the thoughts about Cory - I had not read the PW article and I don&#039;t think his &quot;experiment&quot; is a valid one but will watch it...</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>First of I would like to thank you for your podcast. I will probably be one of the first to say this but I happen to like the writing of Cory Doctorow and though I am looking forward to his new project and seeing how the sales are on it. I don&#8217;t think that it will solve much when it comes to the question wether giving away your stories leads to greater sales. Mr Doctorow is an established writer and has a following already so his numbers will  tend towards more sales then not.<br />
I do think that there are better indications of the power of giving your work away in the other that you mention in Sigler, Hutchins, and Lafferty a list to which you could add Harwood and Melzer &#8230;.<br />
I do see it as a viable way to gain a fandom that will be more likely to purchase but even that is yet to be seen in the cases above&#8230; Personally I would like to see an more relative unknown do it now to see if their voice will even be noticed in the amount of content that is now out there &#8211; If I had content to market I would do it but Hell I can&#8217;t even get traffic to me blog&#8230;.</p>
<p>Again thanks for the thoughts about Cory &#8211; I had not read the PW article and I don&#8217;t think his &#8220;experiment&#8221; is a valid one but will watch it&#8230;</p>
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