Turf Wars round two: the battle for digital.

This article discusses executives at British publishing companies who are unhappy with the U.S. branch of the publisher HarperCollins because of the company's insistence on retaining the global digital rights for book titles that it sells in England. The U.S. branch of publisher Simon & Schuster is...

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Publicado en:Bookseller no. 5329; p. 3
Autor principal: Page, Benedicte
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Publicado: Bookseller Media Ltd 4/25/2008
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