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Old 05-13-2012, 07:37 AM   #27
Rob Lister
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Originally Posted by JonathanH View Post
Segments of the publishing industry are urging their constituents (employees?) to write to the Department of Justice and protest the lawsuit over the agency model. The latest to join in is the head of one of the New York literary agencies, who claims that even if collusion occurred, the public wasn't harmed because books are fungible.
Jonathan, can you show me where, in the letter being discussed, that the claim of books being fungible is made? Your link claims that Lipskar makes that argument, but reading Lipskar's argument, I can't find it.
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