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Apple's Next Move—

is to ask for a damages trial in October of 2014. Publishers Weekly talks about that. Apple has a lot of money, and a lot of determination. What's not clear is that they have a winnable case.

Now Publishers Object to the DoJ's Plans for Apple

Publishers are none to happy about the Department of Justice's plan to prevent Apple from using the agency model for the next five years. Publishers Weekly reports.

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Copyright for Independent Authors

Publishers Weekly has an article on what an independent auhtor needs to know about copyright and the advantages of going through the formal process.

Apple Asks for Time

Apple has requested a stay to prepare for the next stage in its price fixing battle. It's not clear what arguments they can use in the appeal. Publishers Weekly discusses it all.

The Apple Empire Strikes Back

Apple was not pleased with the Department of Justice's proposals for its future dealings in ebooks and had rather a lot to say. Publishers Weekly tells about it.

Sense and Sensibility

And rather a lot about Jane Austen fans.

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What Apple Must Do

Publishers Weekly and Reuters report on what the Department of Justice wants Apple to do to wrap up the price fixing case against the company.

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