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Old 07-28-2014, 08:54 PM   #112
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Originally Posted by soulfuldog View Post
As for the stuff about strong-arming publishers....
Go ahead and laugh.

Amazon actively discourages customers from buying from certain publishers and authors

"Among Amazon’s tactics against Hachette, some of which it has been employing for months, are charging more for its books and suggesting that readers might enjoy instead a book from another author. If customers for some reason persist and buy a Hachette book anyway, Amazon is saying it will take weeks to deliver it.

"The scorched-earth tactics arose out of failed contract negotiations. Amazon was seeking better terms, Hachette was balking, so Amazon began cutting it off. Writers from Malcolm Gladwell to J. D. Salinger are affected, although some Hachette authors were unscathed."


Are you still laughing?
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