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Forbes
May 8
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For book publishers, apps are problematic. They're expensive and complicated to produce. The generally accepted price points are very low -- often too low to justify the investment necessary to build them. And, unlike in bookstores (both physical...
New York Times
Feb 8
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The Justice Department had sued Macmillan and other large book publishers, accusing them of conspiring to raise e-book prices.
Forbes
Jan 29
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Following cyclist Lance Armstrong’s recent, but less than fully contrite, admission to Oprah Winfrey that for more than a decade he (i) used performance enhancing drugs, and (ii) repeatedly made false public statements denying that he did so, on...
Sydney Morning Herald
Jan 15
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The surprising advice that book publishers give to aspiring female writers.
Forbes
Jan 7
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When was the last time you bought an ebook? If you're like a growing number of Americans, it was recently, possibly right after you unwrapped a new tablet computer or e-reader this holiday season.
Cloud Computing
Nov 19
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FARMINGDALE, N.Y.
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MARKHAM, Ontario
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Nov. 19, 2012
/PRNewswire/ -- Robocom Systems International announced today the launch of the latest version of their R-WMS.net Warehouse Management System with enhanced functionality for Book...
Wall Street Journal
Nov 5
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The planned merger of book publishers Random House and Penguin Group will reunite many former colleagues. But for some, the reunion might be bittersweet.
guardian.co.uk
Nov 4
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The proposed merger of Penguin and Random House might be too late for a publishing industry seemingly set on self-destruction
There's something quaintly touching about the spectacle of two publishing conglomerates – Bertelsmann and Pearson –...
New York Times
Oct 4
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After seven years of litigation, Google and book publishers said that they had reached a settlement to allow publishers to choose whether Google digitizes their books and journals.
Wall Street Journal
Sep 14
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A U.S. judge approved an antitrust agreement with dozens of states in which consumers will receive more than $69 million from book publishers to settle allegations of price-fixing of e-books.
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