Thread: Spanish Booksellers' Assoc. suing Amazon for not respecting the fixed price of books
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Old 05-30-2012, 09:36 AM   #47
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Originally Posted by Top100EbooksRank View Post
Spain, France and Germany are the 3 major European countries that has fixed book prices.
Aaaaaand that solves a puzzle that's always bugged me: why, when I list a book on Google Books, I have to PHYSICALLY TYPE IN A PRICE to enable it for sale in Spain, France, and Germany. Every other country in the world, I can just say "use my default price", upload the EPUB, and it's for sale.

(And now I just realized I should write a Chrome extension to do this for me...)

Thanks to Top100EbooksRank for solving one of those niggling "this is so STUPID" questions
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