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Old 08-31-2013, 11:08 PM   #718
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Cool. I think when I calculated there were 17 of the books I purchased that were NYT at the time I purchased them. There were others that were NYT when first published, but I would think considered backlist when they were released digitally.

My purchases were spread out bwteen Sony, Kobo, Borders (which I asked at the time and confirmed will be part of the settlement), All Romance eBooks, and directly from Penguin.
It should be interesting to see how they define NYT best sellers. The Attorney's General website explicitly states "These include titles that were New York Times bestsellers at any time, irrespective of when you purchased the E-book." So does that include the backlist titles that were once upon a time on the list? Or only the titles that appeared on the list during the disputed period? And which list?, there are now several NYT lists. How high on the "list" does the title need to be?
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