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Apple, Publishers Subpoena Amazon in Price-Fixing Class Action
If you thought the DoJ settlement process was contentious, the litigation now heating up in the class action lawsuit will likely take things to a new level.
Barbara’s Expands into 40 Macy’s Stores
Chicago-based Barbara’s Bookstore is expanding its model and bringing books to 40 Macy’s locations—from San Francisco to Boston—with dozens more to open in 2013.
Brooklyn Book Festival 2012 Launches A Week of Literary Events
The seventh annual Brooklyn Book Festival kicks-off a week of literary events that began on Monday and will culminate in a full day of panels and other programming on September 23 at the Brooklyn Borough Hall and Plaza and nearby venues.
'No Easy Day' Keeps Number One Spot
In its second week, sales for No Easy Day fell 30% to 176,000 copies, according to the outlets tracked by Nielsen BookScan. Job of the Day
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The Tucci Cookbook by Stanley Tucci
Tucci has written his own cookbook, along with his parents and Scappin. There are few surprises, but no matter, as Tucci’s recipes evoke the comforting, elegant simplicity of Italian home cooking. more...
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Publishing news from across the Web Apple, Publishers Offer EU Settlement
Apple and four major publishers have offered to let retailers such as Amazon sell e-books at a discount, in a bid to end an EU antitrust investigation, the European Commission said on Wednesday. New 'Hobbit' Trailer
Watch the new trailer here. 'Shining' Sequel Gets Release Date
Stephen King announces "Doctor Sleep" will go on sale in September 2013. How To Make a Book Disappear
Jonah Lehrer's discredited Imagine has vanished from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and his publisher's website. Why that's bad news for readers. |