Amazon Preempts Victory Over Apple By SLASHING E-Book Prices
Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) is in love with the $9.99 price point. The company has notoriously taken hits on e-book sales in order to gain market share, and the strategy worked so well in the past that major...
View ArticleDisney Selling Off Book Unit
Walt Disney Co. (NYSE:DIS) is going to be selling its Hyperion unit to Hachette Book Group. Hyperion is the adult imprint owned by Disney Publishing Worldwide. In the deal, Hyperion is going to be...
View ArticleDisney Sells Hyperion Books as Publishing Industry Consolidates
Walt Disney Co. (NYSE:DIS) is reportedly selling its Hyperion book unit for an undisclosed amount to Hachette Book Group, which is owned by Lagardere. Like many book publishers, Hyperion has struggled...
View ArticleHere Is Apple’s Antitrust Punishment
Apple’s (NASDAQ:AAPL) long-running battle with the U.S. Department of Justice over its proposed antitrust remedies is finally over now that Judge Denise Cote has issued an injunction against Apple,...
View ArticleAmazon Hands Out Refunds Over Apple E-Book Pricing Scandal
Earlier this week Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) began issuing credits to Kindle customers after reaching settlements with major publishers over the e-book pricing scandal orchestrated by Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) to...
View ArticleThings Are Going Better For Apple’s Antitrust Monitor
Source: Thinkstock Relations between Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) and its court-appointed antitrust monitor Michael Bromwich seem to be improving since the company was denied a request to halt Bromwich’s work...
View ArticleWhat Apple’s E-Book Settlement Means for the Publishing Industry
Source: Thinkstock Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) has reached a settlement in its e-book pricing lawsuit, hopefully closing an episode that will get the publishing industry to think about how it wants to proceed...
View ArticleApple Takes Advantage of Fight Between Amazon and Hachette
Source: Thinkstock Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN), in the midst of its battle with Lagardere‘s (LGDDF.PK) Hachette, has decided that it doesn’t want to stock titles from the publisher. Meanwhile, Apple’s...
View ArticleCourt Approves Apple’s E-Books Settlement Amid Ongoing Price Disputes
Justin Sullivan/Getty Images A federal judge has granted Apple preliminary approval of its offer to pay $450 million to settle with consumers who alleged that they were harmed by the illegal e-book...
View ArticleSize of Payout to E-Books Customers Hinges on Apple’s Appeal
Consumers that were allegedly harmed by Apple’s illegal e-book price-fixing conspiracy may finally be getting their money. U.S. District Judge Denise Cote recently granted Apple final approval of its...
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