Sentences with phrase «maintaining control over pricing»
Amazon seems very focused on a few elements when it comes to books and content — creating new content sources that it owns, maintaining control over pricing, creating exclusive agreements.
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* We balanced the profit to be gained by maintaining control over pricing on low - margin Kindle books against the profit lost by pulling high - margin print books and decided not to do this
Facebook says many of their partner publishers identified subscriptions as a top priority, and especially requested the ability to maintain control over pricing, offers, and all the revenue generated from each subscription.
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In place of accurate emissions data, Hsu said that China has more control over businesses than democratic governments do, so it can more easily bring them in line and maintain environmental integrity if, for example, allowances are too plentiful and their price crashes, as happened in the E.U.'s system.
There's no question that when Apple appeared on the market, book publishers were desperately trying to maintain some kind of pricing control over the new field of e-books, because they were afraid that this new digital format would mean permanently lower prices.
Fearing that e-book sales would cut into their print sales (and that everyone would opt to buy cheap e-books over more expensive hardcovers), publishers sought a way to sell release new titles as hardcovers and e-books simultaneously, while still maintaining some control on pricing.
For Hachette, it's about maintaining pricing control over their product lines.
Artists always maintain 100 % ownership of their artwork, can name their own prices, and have total creative control over the products their work goes on.
In place of accurate emissions data, Hsu said that China has more control over businesses than democratic governments do, so it can more easily bring them in line and maintain environmental integrity if, for example, allowances are too plentiful and their price crashes, as happened in the E.U.'s system.