At this point, Amazon and Germany’s back-and-forth is becoming the stuff of legend. Remember that time Amazon’s warehouse workers in Germany went on strike, then did it again, and again, and again?… Read more »

Welcome back, friends, to the case that never ends (until it does): Last week, Nate Raymond at Reuters reported that Apple has petitioned the Supreme Court to consider the case of Apple Inc. v.… Read more »

Yesterday, a Federal Appeals Court located in New York City delivered a 2-1 decision upholding Judge Denise Cote’s verdict that Apple committed antitrust violations by conspiring to fix ebook prices… Read more »

On Saturday, my colleague Alex Shephard and I celebrated the first national Indie Bookstore Day in our own special way: by visiting as many local bookstores as we humanly could.… Read more »

Late last week, President Obama unveiled a new plan to donate e-books to children from low-income families. Cory Turner reports for “All Things Considered” on NPR that he made the… Read more »

Topics discussed: book prices, publishing brands, 80 p., $.99, $2.99, 4:20, $9,99, The Apple Watch, technology addiction, price point, Tim Cook, Bob Marley, Penguin, Penguin Classics, Penguin Little Black Classics,… Read more »

In December, Apple announced it would vary prices in the European Union by country, instead of having one set rate across borders. New tax rates were implemented on January 1,… Read more »

Remember that ol’ lawsuit between Apple and the Department of Justice? (If not, catch up here.) On Monday, there was a 90-minute hearing at the Second Circuit Court in Manhattan.… Read more »

Amazon is opening a store in Manhattan. Nobody freak out–Amazon’s not going into the brick-and-mortar business. At least not just yet. This is a pop-up store. For the holiday season.… Read more »

In a fairly surprising revelation, New York Times writer Nick Bilton reports that Apple co-founder Steve Jobs didn’t let his children use the iPad when it first came out, and… Read more »