Sargent: New E-Book Terms Behind Amazon Pulling Titles – 2010-01 …

Amazon pulled Macmillan’s e-books and print books from its sites after Macmillan CEO John Sargent presented new terms of sale for e-books to the e-tailer. Under the new terms, Macmillan will sell e-books through an agency model which gives the publisher more control over …

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