The old saw of authors "buying" their way onto bestseller lists through carefully timed bulk orders gets a fresh twist in Friday's WSJ, which reports on the San Diego-based company ResultSource. The marketing firm, according to the paper, charges authors "thousands of dollars for its services" to buy copies of…
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