We know how you can be, and some of you may be enjoying the WSJ's piece "Amazon Struggles to Crack Publishing" piece a little too much this morning. The focus of the article is that print sales for Amazon's recently launched New York-based trade imprint are low--because most other outlets…
Amazon, From New York Publishing to Potential Brazilian Acquisition
by Michael Cader on October 18, 2012 in Bookstores, Finance, International News, New Imprints
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