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Satya Nadella's Debut Book To Come Out In 2017
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's debut book will hit stores next year with the writer saying it is neither a 'how-to-succeed' book nor a memoir but about change.
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As Library E-Books Live Long, Publisher Sets Expiration Date
Last week, that agreement was upended by HarperCollins Publishers when it began enforcing new restrictions on its e-books, requiring that books be checked out only 26 times before they expire. Assuming a two-week checkout period, that is long enough for a book to last at least one year.
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Apple, publishers must face consumers' e-book suit
Apple and five book publishers have failed to persuade a U.S. judge to throw out a lawsuit accusing them of conspiring to raise electronic book prices.
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Apple, publishers must face consumers' e-book suit
Apple and five book publishers have failed to persuade a U.S. judge to throw out a lawsuit accusing them of conspiring to raise electronic book prices.
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As Library E-Books Live Long, Publisher Sets Expiration Date
Last week, that agreement was upended by HarperCollins Publishers when it began enforcing new restrictions on its e-books, requiring that books be checked out only 26 times before they expire. Assuming a two-week checkout period, that is long enough for a book to last at least one year.
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Satya Nadella's Debut Book To Come Out In 2017
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's debut book will hit stores next year with the writer saying it is neither a 'how-to-succeed' book nor a memoir but about change.
-
As Library E-Books Live Long, Publisher Sets Expiration Date
Last week, that agreement was upended by HarperCollins Publishers when it began enforcing new restrictions on its e-books, requiring that books be checked out only 26 times before they expire. Assuming a two-week checkout period, that is long enough for a book to last at least one year.
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Apple, publishers must face consumers' e-book suit
Apple and five book publishers have failed to persuade a U.S. judge to throw out a lawsuit accusing them of conspiring to raise electronic book prices.
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Apple, publishers must face consumers' e-book suit
Apple and five book publishers have failed to persuade a U.S. judge to throw out a lawsuit accusing them of conspiring to raise electronic book prices.
-
As Library E-Books Live Long, Publisher Sets Expiration Date
Last week, that agreement was upended by HarperCollins Publishers when it began enforcing new restrictions on its e-books, requiring that books be checked out only 26 times before they expire. Assuming a two-week checkout period, that is long enough for a book to last at least one year.
