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Audible UK is standing by its business model and the level of discounts it demands, despite a number of audiobook publishers claiming they have been embroiled in long-term negotiations with the download specialist over unfavourable terms.
Certain publishers have argued that they accepted the high initial discounts Audible demanded as...
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