Two interesting updates to stories from Thursday: Following the formalization of the ebook pricing settlement between the European Commission and four publishers and Apple announced yesterday, Penguin's own statement about their negotiations was more forthcoming that the EC's characterization. In fact, it was one of those rare moments when a…
Updates On Penguin's Negotiations and Amazon China
by Michael Cader on December 14, 2012 in Agency, eNews, International News
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