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Tue, 29/05/2012 - 08:50
Amazon and the Independent Publishers Group in the US have reached a settlement over their e-book rights dispute which had seen the online retailer stop selling digital versions of book distributed by the group.
The IPG represents more than 500 publishers, with nearly 5,000 e-book titles affected by the dispute. In February, Amazon...
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Thu, 11/11/2010 - 07:17
Print titles are essential to the success of e-books, according to Mark Suchomel, president of the US’ Independent Publishers Group. Speaking at the Independent Publishers Guild conference in London yesterday (10th November), Suchomel said that a "blended" approach was necessary between print and digital.
He said: “...
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