Thread: U.S. Justice Dept. to Sue Publishers, Apple, for Price Collusion?
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Old 03-09-2012, 07:57 PM   #77
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Originally Posted by AnemicOak View Post
Scott Turrow, President of the Authors Guild, says the DOJ actions are "Grim News"...

http://blog.authorsguild.org/2012/03...row-grim-news/
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Then Amazon dropped its bombshell: as it announced the launch of the Kindle, publishers learned that Amazon would be selling countless frontlist e-books at a loss.
It's amazing how Turow can see "countless frontlist e-books" when the books in question are among a very finite number of (current) NY Times bestsellers. His screed is absurd.
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