Amazon.com pulls titles from Macmillan US over new e-book terms …

Macmillan has set out new terms for the sale of e-books in the US, which has resulted in Amazon.com removing from direct sale all physical books and Kindle editons published by Macmillan .

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Amazon.com pulls titles from Macmillan US over new e-book terms …

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