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News from the publishing world
Let’s lead off with Borders — again. If you didn’t see my post yesterday (over on my personal blog) about what Borders has been up to, the short version is it is offering educators a “special” offer to pay for … Continue reading
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Monday morning thoughts — Borders, HC and more
Yes, more on Borders. You knew it would happen. But I’ll get to it in a minute. There are a couple of other items first. Kate Sheehan has a wonderful post explaining why so many librarians are calling for a … Continue reading
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More on the agency model and H-C blowing up library e-books
As you’re probably aware, the last of the major publishers to hold out against the agency model of pricing for e-books has finally given in. Or maybe I should say sold out. Random House announced earlier that it would join … Continue reading
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More News From the Front
One of the things I do each morning as I try to get enough caffeine in me to function is read certain blogs and scan the headlines. This morning’s trip through the interwebs proved interesting. Nora Roberts has become the … Continue reading
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