Thread: ABA and Barnes & Noble File Motion in DOJ Case Arguing Settlement Bad for Consumers
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Old 08-01-2012, 11:12 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by Top100EbooksRank View Post
Are ABA and B&N right?
So basically, you want to have the exact same debate that's been going on in at least two other recent threads on the topic?

There's really nothing new here. We already know that 90% of the public comments opposed the settlement, including all the retailers that don't have the letter "Z" in their name and publishers and lots of authors.

Same case, same players, same intent, slightly different maneuver.
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