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Matthew Yglesias

DOJ vs. Apple and Big Six: Who cares?

Posted on March 15, 2012

Matthew Yglesias wrote an interesting column yesterday in Slate entitled, Leave Penguin Alone: Who cares if book publishers are colluding with Apple to raise e-book prices?. It takes a look at the recent Department of Justice announcement that they will be pursuing legal action against  Apple and the “Big Six” of publishing for price-fixing.

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Posted in: Epublishing News | Tagged: amazon, Apple, author, Barry Eisler, Big Six, David Gaughran, DOJ, Joe Konrath, Kindle, Matthew Yglesias, Slate, writing

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