Who will have the last word in e-book prices? | Geek with Laptop

Recently Macmillan , one of the biggest publishers of books, pressured Amazon.com to abandon its $9.99 price policy for best-sellers in e-book format in favor of something called the “agency model,” which basically means the content …

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