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Jiggering Amazon's Bestsellers List

Only available France at the moment, the is a for-pay service to move a book up Amazon's bestsellers rankings. The Digital Reader talks about MyKindex.

Both Libraries and Local Governments Have Opinions On Ebook Pricing

Not only do they have opions, they are trying to push back. The Digital Reader has the news and some opinions of its own.

Overstock Locks Horns With Amazon

Who's big enough to take on Amazon? Overstock thinks it is, at least when it comes to printed books. Publishers Weekly reports.

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Mas Que La Cara

"More than the face."

Amazon Goes For Deep Discounts

Without fanfare, Amazon has begun discounting hardbound books, which some see as a direct result of the antitrust action against the Big Six. Shelf Awareness explains.

Man Booker Long List

It's a list rich in book that aren't published yet. Bookstores are less than thrilled. The Bookseller explains. In another spotlight on the indrustry, one Man Booker debut novel was rejected thirty-plus times. GalleyCat has that story.

Ebook Payout Time Approaches

Publishers Weekly explains that payout time is approaching—if, indeed, it is not already past—for publishers cited in the ebook price fixing case. There's a lot of money involved.

Barnes & Noble In An Ebook World

The New Yorker has a look at the future of the bricks and mortar based chain bookstore and fins it not so bleak as some would say.

German Publisher Sees Windfall

When Blanvalet Verlag snapped up the rights to an English mystery by first-time author Robert Galbraith the company had no idea how astute a move that was. The Local, German Edition, has the story.

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