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Latest News
Sony Reader To Get UK Launch Beating Amazon's Kindle to the UK market, Sony has announced the launch of its new Reader
Amazon Conflict With Hachette Will Not Be Over By Christmas Publishers have had their Dunkirk, and now Hachette is attempting to launch D-Day
Amazon Uses All Its Might To Wage Price War Against Publisher Amazon still in conflict with the Hachette Group, Britain's largest publisher, over terms and discounts and is refusing to sell its titles
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