booktrade.info - Book Trade News - Random House Will Raise Library E-book Prices, But Commits To E-book Lending

book2book

Wednesday 16th May

Random House Will Raise Library E-book Prices, But Commits To E-book Lending

Posted at 7:30AM Friday 03 Feb 2012

Random House officials said the "terms of sale" for Random House e-books to libraries will change, with a price increase coming. But the publisher reiterated its commitment to library e-book lending, saying they would continue to enable e-book lending of their entire list for both adult and children's titles, backlist and frontlist, without restriction. "No change," Random House spokesman Stuart Applebaum told PW in a briefing

Report Bad Link

Share |

Get book trade news by email

Daily book trade headlines and breaking publishing news by email - just £3 a month. Click on the Subscribe button below to sign up now

Find out more

More Book Trade News

Amazon Killed The Book Reviewer Star
techcrunch.com

Aggregate rating of Amazon reviewers are every bit as good as professional book critics

Apple Orders 4-inch Iphone Screens
news.cnet.com

Apple has been buying larger-sized screens from its Asian suppliers, according to the latest tipoff received by the Wall Street Journal

Philipp Keel Succeeds His Late Father As Publisher Of Diogenes Verlag
www.diogenes.ch

Succession at Diogenes Verlag

Reading Book Spines . . .
www.shelf-awareness.com

There's an App for That

Bank of England warns of 'storm from Europe' as growth forecast is cut
www.independent.co.uk

Eurozone greatest threat to UK recovery

Steve Jobs: 'The publishers are actually going to withhold their books from Amazon'
tech.fortune.cnn.com

Telegraphing an alleged price-fixing conspiracy 2 years before the DOJ caught up to it

[More Book Trade News]

Account Sign-In

Most Popular Stories