ResearchAmazon vs. Hachette: We’ve seen this movie before
What’s happening in the ebook business today is no more inevitable than what happened in the DVD market two decades ago. It’s just happening in reverse. Read more »
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What’s happening in the ebook business today is no more inevitable than what happened in the DVD market two decades ago. It’s just happening in reverse. Read more »
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