Higher Amazon e-book prices expected to coincide with iPad launch - Apple Insider

February 8th, 2010 by "Make Money" - Google News

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Higher Amazon e-book prices expected to coincide with iPad launch
Apple Insider
In fact, he said, they will make less on each e-book sale under the new model, but authors and agents will be able to make money on every digital sale. ...
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