E-Book Readers Face Sticker Shock - WSJ.com
“The digital price increases are the result of a decision by the six  biggest publishers to set their own consumer e-book prices, a move that  effectively bars retailers from discounting their e-books without  permission. No such agreement exists for printed books—where retailers  are free to set their own prices. So while a best-selling e-book price  is often less than half of the hardcover price, heavy discounting of the  print version closes the gap. Industry executives say this new state of  affairs may already be hurting e-book sales, which have skyrocketed  over the past three years and are today 15% to 20% or more of major  publishers’ revenue.”
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E-Book Readers Face Sticker Shock - WSJ.com

“The digital price increases are the result of a decision by the six biggest publishers to set their own consumer e-book prices, a move that effectively bars retailers from discounting their e-books without permission. No such agreement exists for printed books—where retailers are free to set their own prices. So while a best-selling e-book price is often less than half of the hardcover price, heavy discounting of the print version closes the gap. Industry executives say this new state of affairs may already be hurting e-book sales, which have skyrocketed over the past three years and are today 15% to 20% or more of major publishers’ revenue.”

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Ailing Italy Accepts IMF Monitoring

Ailing Italy Accepts IMF Monitoring

Companies That ‘Like’ Facebook Ads
By clicking on image, see the number of ad  impressions from major marketers in September, and the portion that  appeared on Facebook. Listed companies are the 50 largest advertisers on  the Web in the U.S., as measured by number of ad impressions.

Companies That ‘Like’ Facebook Ads

By clicking on image, see the number of ad impressions from major marketers in September, and the portion that appeared on Facebook. Listed companies are the 50 largest advertisers on the Web in the U.S., as measured by number of ad impressions.

Mag War:
Google Inc. and Apple Inc. have stepped up their battle to win over publishers, as the two companies vie to become the dominant distributor of newspapers and magazines for tablet computers and other mobile devicesRead more: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704543004576051800714082180.html#ixzz19xFHG6m6

Mag War:

Google Inc. and Apple Inc. have stepped up their battle to win over publishers, as the two companies vie to become the dominant distributor of newspapers and magazines for tablet computers and other mobile devices

Read more: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704543004576051800714082180.html#ixzz19xFHG6m6

Shifting Tides 

Shifting Tides 

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