Thread: Not All Publishers Pyched About Apple's Agency Model
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Old 02-11-2010, 10:42 AM   #7
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Being as how Macmillan is a UK spawned publisher, it only makes sense that they would want something that benefited them for nearly a hundred years.
A UK-spawned publisher owned by a German conglomerate, in fact. Germany has had an industry-agreed-upon price-fixing agreement since 1888, and Germany apparently decided to buck the trend and pass a fixed book price agreement into law in 2000.
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