Sentences with phrase «side against their publisher»

As Guild president Roxana Robinson said, the offer would require the authors to take Amazon's side against their publisher.

Not exact matches

And our tiny voices seem dwarfed when major media outlets (with the approval or backing of publishers) trumpet their one - sided screeds against Indie and self - pubbers.

$ 9.99 makes it much harder for publishers to sell hardbacks against ebooks priced there, which undercuts their margins, which is slowly strangling the supply side of the book industry.

In the Special Events hall of today's IDPF Digital Book event, a last minute guest speaker, Paul Aiken from the Author's Guild, gave a ten - minute one - sided explanation of the DoJ investigation against Apple and five publishers but he somehow managed to insert the phrase, «Amazon's predatory pricing model,» three times, despite the fact that Amazon is not named in the investigation or lawsuits.

While on the positive side, GoodEReader reported today from BookExpo on a school that went entirely to digital textbooks and cloud - based instructional materials, all in the space of one school year; on the negative side, attendees were urgently cautioned that there was to be no discussion of the Department of Justice investigation against several publishers or anti-trust lawsuits.

In today's Publetariat Dispatch, we share some recent volleys from both sides in the Department of Justice's ongoing antitrust suit against Apple and five large publishers.

That's most honourable, and I totally side with you if you are defending the hidden community of authors who are afraid to speak against their publisher.

As someone who writes in a couple very different genres and has some work with publishers while I've self - published other titles... I get so tired of hearing authors rage against the other side.

In addition to bringing the third - party goods, Sony has a nice catalog of their own franchises, and by not siding with publishers against the consumers and producing an altogether more appealing package, it looks like they've trumped Microsoft but good.

It is clear, now that the publisher and two reviewers have put their side of the story into the open, that Dr. Bengtsson simply lied in his scurrilous accusations against his colleagues and one of the more respected publishers in the Science world.