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The release of Amazon.com’s quarterlies yesterday seemed like the same old same old — earnings were up (to $15.7 billion, for god’s sake), and yet the company still somehow managed… Read more »

Penguin has settled with the European Union over the ebooks antitrust case that has been going  since December 2011, making it the final publisher to settle this case. It’s over.… Read more »

According to a document released on Tuesday, the five publishers involved in the DOJ’s recent ebook price-fixing case paid $166,158,426 to settle the state and consumer charges brought against them. Over… Read more »

In Ohio, the main branch of the Akron-Summit Public Library is using a repurposed card catalog to organize envelopes of vegetable seeds, which are available to patrons who visit the… Read more »

I found out about Miranda July’s current project, We Think Alone, through her newsletter. If I signed up, she wrote, “for the next twenty weeks you will get something pretty… Read more »