On Tuesday the European Commission announced proposed settlement "commitments" from Amazon to give up a variety of restrictive "parity clauses" in their ebook contracts with publishers across Europe, following a "preliminary assessment" reached on December 9, 2016 concluding "the clauses may breach EU antitrust rules and result in reduced competition…
Amazon Agrees to Break eBook Contractual Strangleholds In Europe
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