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• New Operating-System Agnostic E-Textbook Platform from Start-up YUDU

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  EU opens ebooks investigation of Apple and five publishers

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  Apple implements March 31 deadline for in-app purchases

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  YUDU launches a new Newsstand app option for magazine publishers called Easi-App

  1930 readersThe UK based digital publishing support company, YUDU, today introduced a new lower cost way for publishers to launch their magazine apps into Apple's Newsstand. Called Easi-App, YUDU says that a publisher launching a 72-page magazine would expect to pay about £350 per edition. The way the pricing works is that there is an app fee,

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  Publishers, Apple Ready to Move on From Legal Troubles?

  82 readers Two anonymous sources have told Reuters that European regulators have accepted a proposed settlement between Apple and four publishers under investigation. The settlement would give Amazon and other retailers more flexibility with ebook pricing. The EU Commission says that the investigation is ongoing and Apple declined to comment.   Reuters calls the development a win for Amazon.

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  Publishers, Apple Ready to Move on From Legal Troubles?

  92 readers Two anonymous sources have told Reuters that European regulators have accepted a proposed settlement between Apple and four publishers under investigation. The settlement would give Amazon and other retailers more flexibility with ebook pricing. The EU Commission says that the investigation is ongoing and Apple declined to comment.   Reuters calls the development a win for Amazon.

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  Publishers, Apple Ready to Move on From Legal Troubles?

  168 readers Two anonymous sources have told Reuters that European regulators have accepted a proposed settlement between Apple and four publishers under investigation. The settlement would give Amazon and other retailers more flexibility with ebook pricing. The EU Commission says that the investigation is ongoing and Apple declined to comment.   Reuters calls the development a win for Amazon.

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  Publishers, Apple Ready to Move on From Legal Troubles?

  74 readers Two anonymous sources have told Reuters that European regulators have accepted a proposed settlement between Apple and four publishers under investigation. The settlement would give Amazon and other retailers more flexibility with ebook pricing. The EU Commission says that the investigation is ongoing and Apple declined to comment.   Reuters calls the development a win for Amazon.