Sentences with phrase «agency pricing again»

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These terms were initially laid out as part of the settlement but are set to expire this fall, giving Hachette the option to once again attempt to impose agency pricing instead of the wholesale model that most entities operate under with Amazon.

First, ebooks sold better in 2013 by numbers of total sales, but actually resulted in less overall revenue than they have in the past; this may stem from the understanding of where ebook pricing should fall, and the fact that Amazon was able to discount ebooks again after the stripping away of agency pricing following the DOJ lawsuit against the Big Five publishers.

Macmillan returns to agency pricing on e-books, plans to test subscriptions; Nielsen Children's Book Summit highlights growing market; Cameron Post wins again with help of Kids» Right to Read Project; Duncan, Ellroy named Mystery Writers of America Grand Masters

This settlement will allow retailers to set the price of ebooks again, meaning the publishers will have to negotiate all new contracts with their retailers and agree to abandon the «agency model» that was established under the supposed anti-trust violations.

What that means is that, by the time this is over, we might again see a variation of agency pricing — remember, DoJ didn't say it was inherently bad.

After two years, the settling publishers may once again enter into agency pricing agreements that restrict retailers from setting, changing, or lowering e-book prices.

Once again, it's worth a look at the composition of the Kindle Store bestseller lists: 18 of the top 50 bestselling titles in the Kindle Store are by indie authors, compared with zero just nine months ago when publishers were launching their ill - fated agency model price - fixing scheme.

So, we're back again to the conversation regarding the ever - unpopular Agency Model for pricing of Kindle and other eBooks.

But the real estate commission, which had imposed a fine on Kenneth Snider of Buyer's Agent Inc., says the case should be heard again because the commission's position makes finer distinctions in agency than the court appears to appreciate, says Norris Price, the commission's director.