Sentences with phrase «post agency pricing»

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World food prices posted their biggest monthly rise for four years in June, buoyed by a surge in sugar and increases for most other edible commodities, the United Nations food agency said on Thursday.

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I remember the other day someone posted in another BBW topic about how in Canada there's a demand for attractive black women among exclusive high priced dating agencies.

I've posted about this in the past, but as a brief refresher, what agency pricing means is that publishers get to set the prices for their ebooks.

And although Fictionwise lost a LOT of its inventory once the agency pricing model took effect (more on this in a later post), they still sell a lot of titles from smaller publishers, which will also be in various DRM - free formats.

But, especially since the agency pricing debacle, I've found less and less to like in his posts.

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

The compelling news stories included male pen names, comparisons between print journalism and traditional publishing, author displeasure with Audible, Fantasy - Faction's post on why you shouldn't self publish, and a massive story on agency pricing.

Coker included several graphs in his post that demonstrated a fairly steady price for ebooks through Smashwords after the switch to the agency model, indicating that it did not cause the price increase that critics feared.

Macmillan on a blog post explained the agency model as thus; The «retail model» of selling e-books (publishers sell to retailers, who then sell to readers at a price that the retailer determines) to the «agency model» (publishers set the price, and retailers take a commission on the sale to readers).

Mark Coker, CEO of ebook distribution site Smashwords, actually spoke out in a recent blog post in favor of the agency pricing model.

On Wednesday December 1st in an epic Blog Post, Smashwords founder Mark Coker outlined his business moving into an agency model for eBook pricing.

So the lay of the land has shifted dramatically post the DOJ bringing the suit against the Big 6 over their Agency model pricing.

A useful post from Jane Litte at Dear Author, Did agency pricing help publishers and if so will they return to it when the ban is lifted?

With all the buzz about the agency model, the Justice Department, allegations of collusion, etc., I figure the time is right for a post about ebook pricing.

I've seen countless posts by readers decrying (a) high e-book prices (the agency model and $ 14.99 e-books), (b) delayed e-book releases, (c) publishers blocking text - to - speech, (d) annoying DRM attached to e-books (and the incompatibilities that result), and (e) recently, publishers blocking the lending feature (which B&N has had for a while and Amazon just added).

In a post the other day about bargain prices for a couple of Elizabeth Peters ebooks in the Kindle Store, I made the point that readers may actually be able to influence publisher pricing behavior when we jump on bargain prices like those mentioned in the post, even while the Kindle bestseller list shows some signs that Kindle owners are accepting agency - model pricing:

If you want to understand the agency pricing model and its effects on e-book prices, take a look at these older posts.

Today's Passive Voice blog has an interesting post about Amazon / Hachette and agency pricing: http://www.thepassivevoice.com/11/2014/in-amazonhachette-deal-ebook-agency-pricing-is-a-winner/ It poses an interesting framework for considering Ellora's Cave.

In your post last week about Google pulling the rug out from under independent booksellers, you blamed Google for not investing enough — and that was under the agency pricing regime.

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The Federal Housing Finance Agency reported that nationwide home prices posted their first gain in the first quarter since 2007.

The aforesaid, can only be taken as an «absolute» claim that «mere postings» achieve the same price results as Full - Agency / Service MLS.

Should a REALTOR undertake to suggest that «mere postings» achieve similar price results to Full - Agency / service listings, they should be required to back - it - up or validate their claim with a CMA comprised exclusively of such sales.

Home prices rebounded astoundingly in 2016, posting a 6 percent year - over-year gain in the third quarter, according to the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) House Price Index.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency's House Price Index posted a smaller - than - expected gain in the month of October.

While single - family home prices in the Bay Area dropped 2.5 percent from a year earlier, the worst performance among the 100 largest U.S. metropolitan areas, the capital region posted a 10 percent increase over the same period, according to Federal Housing Finance Agency data.