At least some new pricing for ebooks started Monday, in advance of any indication from the courts whether an appeal might stay formal imposition of the settlement with the Department of Justice. As spokesperson Erin Crum told Publishers Lunch Monday afternoon, "HarperCollins has reached agreements with our e-retailers that are…
Harper Starts Selling Under New eBook Contracts, Often At Higher List Prices
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