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Originally Posted by murraypaul
I would think a judge would be pretty unlikely to force a non-party to a suit to hand over such commercially sensitive information to the parties who in various ways are competitors to them. And to make it generally available for us to read?
More likely, if anything, is that they would be required to provide it to the DoJ, who would then just confirm or not general statements like whether the ebook business is profitable or not.
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I'd expect some bits of information to be entered in the public record, but for those to be fairly limited and filtered. Percentage of increase or decrease of sales at certain prices might be released; number of ebooks available might be released; that kind of thing. But yeah, I don't expect any notable amount of Amazon's business history to become public information.