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Publishers Win a Bout in E-Book Price Fight - New York Times

By | February 8, 2010

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Publishers Win a Bout in E-Book Price Fight New York Times … read books on any device with Internet access, including mobile phones, rather than being limited to dedicated reading devices like the Amazon Kindle. … FAQ: Amazon vs. Macmillan — The IPad Wins PC World More Authors Signing Exclusive Kindle Deals GigaOm (blog) Higher Amazon e-book prices expected to coincide with iPad launch Apple Insider Digitaltrends.com  - MarketWatch  - Mobile Computing News all 117 news articles »

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