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Old 08-31-2012, 08:08 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by petrucci View Post
I hope that they follow through with the antitrust investigation, as the proposed actions do not serve to rectify the price fixing that they have already committed.

These publishers are truly vile. The move to e-books has allowed them to make bigger profits than ever, and yet they are so greedy they feel the need to price fix.
Price fixing is not a crime. Forming a cartel to fix prices is, though. There's nothing inherently wrong about fixed prices: many EU countries have fixed prices for books, and that's a government policy which has nothing to do with publishers.
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