We interrupt your regularly scheduled round of BPH spin and apologia for a reminder:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-57...col;subStories
The feds aren't the only ones suing today.
16 State Ag's are joining inn the fun. Here's an example:
https://www.oag.state.tx.us/oagnews/release.php?id=4026
(They went to *west* Texas. Hmm, they must think their suit is particularly strong.)
And these guys are talking *money* for refunds:
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During a press conference earlier today, Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen said such a payback to buyers would take the form of either a credit toward a future e-book purchase, or a check. Publishers Hachette and Harper Collins, which were not listed as plaintiffs in the case, have already agreed to such a deal, Jepsen said.
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I'm not eligible (I've been boycotting the BPHs) but for those that are: have fun!
There's still the euros and the Class Action suits to be heard from, too, but it's early yet.
And this started out as such a slow boring ebook news week...
