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Old 04-17-2012, 04:12 PM   #465
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Originally Posted by heySkippy View Post
^^ Sorry, I thought the topic was the DOJ suing Apple.
Apple and Five Publishers who colluded. Apple is but one of the defendants. Three of the Five Publishers have already settled. In a few months that settlement will go before a judge and it will be determined if the settlement is fair, acceptable, allowable (sorry not a lawyer.) Apparently interested parties can attempt to argue that the settlement should not be allowed for whatever reason. There is already indication that the Authors Guild is going to fight the settlement because of the logic that the collusion allowed BN and others to gain a foothold in the e-book world.

I could be off on those details, if I am, I am sure someone on the baord will happily correct me.
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