Thread: Ebook pricing under scrutiny
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Old 08-02-2010, 10:12 PM   #3
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“I fully understand that MFN’s are not per se illegal under our antitrust last,” Blumenthal wrote in a letter to Apple. “Yet, as I am sure you are aware, MFN’s are not per se legal either. MFN clauses — especially when they are offered to two of the largest e-book retail competitors in the United States — have the potential to impair horizontal competition by encouraging coordinated pricing and discouraging discounting.
well, one of the largest e-book retail competitors in the US...how does he know if Apple is even in the top 3 at this point?
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