Naming Amazon’s new literary publishing imprint, Little A
Uncle Jeff: Okay gather around guys, time to talk strategy. We have this new publishing imprint to make our own … what are we making? Sycophant 1: Books, Jeff. Uncle… Read more »
![[UPDATED] B&N says it really doesn't want to carry Amazon's books, but the fucking things just show up](https://cdn2.mhpbooks.com/2012/10/Picture-1-146x115.jpg "[UPDATED] B&N says it really doesn't want to carry Amazon's books, but the fucking things just show up")
[UPDATED] B&N says it really doesn’t want to carry Amazon’s books, but the fucking things just show up
B & N is “not selling Amazon titles”… Read more »
No means yes: why is Barnes & Noble selling Amazon’s Penny Marshall bio?
“It’s something the company was quite clear about”… Read more »
Amazon-front “New Harvest” close to launch, but booksellers still say no
Independent “booksellers have become more entrenched about their decision” not to stock or display books published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt imprint New Harvest—a front for books acquired and published in… Read more »
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt — publisher of giants and front for Amazon — declares bankruptcy
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt — the company that publishes Philip Roth, Jonathan Safran Foer, J.R.R. Tolkien, all the Curious George books, and provides a false front for books from Amazon.com, published… 1 / Read more »
Two more giant retailers join boycott of books published by Amazon
Maybe it’s an instance of live by the sword, die by the sword: After years of ruthlessly battering retailers with relentless and drastic predatory pricing, Amazon finds its foray… 16 / Read more »
Amazon finds a beard to sell books from its publishing unit
Amazon’s seemingly inexorable march to a vertical monopoly undreamed of even by Carnegie and Fisk took another deeply perverse twist yesterday when the company revealed how its New York book-publishing arm —… 4 / Read more »