Still more revelations from the amended lawsuit being brought against publishers by 31 states (see the earlier MobyLives report) have been posted, with commentary, by Jane Litte on the Dear… Read more »

Seventeen more states have joined the class-action lawsuit against the publishing industry over ebook pricing, and the release of the amended complaint has included some fascinating evidence previously redacted, including… Read more »

The Association of Authors Representatives has joined the Authors Guild, the American Booksellers Association, and a wide assortment of others in speaking out in opposition to the lawsuit by the… Read more »

Well, we didn’t really need any more evidence that Amazon is totally out of control, but over the weekend one well-known author got an up close and personal look at… 2 / Read more »

Just because it hasn’t been a headline story the last few days, don’t think the outrage over the Department of Justice lawsuit attacking the publishing industry has abated any. In… Read more »

Here’s a juicy tidbit from the Department of Justice suit against Apple and five of the country’s largest book publishers: despite weeks of negotiations over agency pricing between Apple and… Read more »

“The e-book price fixing allegations at the heart of a lawsuit by the U.S. Department of Justice are now erupting on this side of the border,” reports Marsha Lederman in… Read more »

Among all the seedy details contained in the Department of Justice’s suit against Apple and five of the six largest U.S. trade publishers, one thing stands out: at a time… Read more »

The aftermath of last week’s capitulation by three of the five major publishers has had at least one solid effect: Barnes & Noble took a 17% hit on its stock.… Read more »

The book industry was abuzz yesterday with discussion of the decision by the Department of Justice to sue five of the Big Six publishers for their effort to stop Amazon.com.… Read more »