Thread: Not All Publishers Pyched About Apple's Agency Model
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Old 02-11-2010, 07:51 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by Enraptured View Post
Isn't Random House the publisher that isn't planning to switch to the agency model?
Looks like it at this point, yeah (which is going to make the other members of Apple's little wannabe cartel unhappy, but that's life).

Of course Random House aren't exactly heroes either, what with their recent second attempt to steal electronic rights to backlist titles from authors who'd published with them in the past. You'd think Random House would have learned their lesson after the courts smacked them down in 2001, but they just tried again this past December.
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