Data Reveals How Much Consumers Overspent Thanks to eBook Price Fixing

In all of the coverage of did-they-or-didn’t-they aspect to the Apple ebook…

Cote Details Limits of Apple’s Relationships with Publishers

In a seventeen page document from US Judge Denise Cote filed on…

Kindle Announces Potential Refunds to Customers

In a mass email to its customers yesterday, Amazon announced some good…

Quebec Considers Move towards Uniform Book Prices

In what is sure to become a hotly contested issue, the government…

The eBook Lawsuits Are Over…Where’s My Money?

As is the case in lawsuits involving major corporations having to pay…

Apple’s Court Date for Damages Is May 2104

Consumers who are expecting some payouts as a result of the Department…

Apple’s Troubles with DOJ Far from Over

Sometimes, it’s just not enough to win, at least in the eyes…

Apple Ruling Too Punitive?

While consumers and industry watchers alike have spent a fair amount of…

News from the Big Six, Apple Antitrust Settlements

Today, the final piece of the Big Six puzzle fell into place.…

Macmillan’s Settlement Terms Finalized

After countless hours of legal battle, Macmillan has finally agreed upon a…

HarperCollins and Hachette Disband Agency Model for the UK

HarperCollins and Hachette are the first major publishers to absolve the agency…

The European Union Strikes Down Agency Pricing for eBooks

The European Union today announced a court settlement with Apple, Simon &…

Judge Approves eBook Settlement, Price Power Back to the Retailers

In a long-awaited decision from Judge Denise Cote, the court approved the…

Barnes and Noble Weighs in On the DoJ Lawsuit, Predicting an Apple Victory

Last week, GoodeReader posed a rhetorical question, essentially asking why so many…

Judge Denies Penguin’s Motion to Go to Arbitration

While the class action lawsuit against Apple, Penguin and Macmillan moves forward…