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: Law Librarian BlogAmazon to Consumers: $14.99 is too much to pay for licensed DRM-eBooks (or why Amazon is worried about price-point piracy)
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Despite Amazon's attempt to sweeten its royality deal with publishers as long as publishers agreed that Kindle editions would be priced between $2.99 and $9.99, at least 20 percent below the lowest price of the physical edition of the book...Full post as published by Law Librarian Blog on February 09, 2010 (boomark / email).
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Amazon
Facing Class Action over Book Deletions
Amazon Kindle
Class Action Filed over Cracking Defect
Feature Film Piracy
Chinese company settles piracy suit with Hollywood studios.
Antitrust
Price Fixing Could Cost Consumers up to $300 Billion Annually
Point Blank Solutions
Multi Million Dollar Settlement
DirecTV
alleging a cancellation fee that is improperly or insufficiently disclosed to consumers.
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