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by apress 16y ago
For most ebooks (those from all of the big 5 publishers except Random House), agency pricing means only publishers -- not Amazon, Sony or Barnes & Noble, can change or set the prices. And, as already been noted, publishers also get 70%
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by apress 16y ago
Suggestions for other unlimited, Mac-friendly online back ups? Crashplan? Carbonite?
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Blame me: Mozy scraps unlimited backups | Deep Tech - CNET News(news.cnet.com)
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by apress 16y ago
This reminds me so much of the old Emily Litella character that Gilda radner used to play on the Weekend Updated segment of SNL!
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by apress 16y ago
Lex Friedman speculates that Sony may have tried to add a webkit-enabled quasi-browser based in app purchase feature, arguing that it was the same as Kindle and other apps that push you out to mobile Safari to buy ebooks. But it wasn't push
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Samsung says Galaxy Tab sales are “quite smooth” | Samsung Hub(samsunghub.com)
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Internet Archive Releases New Version of The Wayback Machine(newsbreaks.infotoday.com)
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News Desk: Letter from Kabul: The Great Afghan Bank Heist : The New Yorker(newyorker.com)
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5 completely dorky gadgets that we’d still probably buy(thenextweb.com)
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The future of Apple computing isn’t all led by Apple | Gravitational Pull(gravitationalpull.net)
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YouTube Blog: New YouTube homepage launches to all users(youtube-global.blogspot.com)
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Nokia pulls plug on free music in most markets(reuters.com)
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Press Release: Apple’s Jobs to Go on Leave - Digits - WSJ(blogs.wsj.com)
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by apress 16y ago
It's also convenient not to need to have the disk in your computer.
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by apress 16y ago
Aperture 2.0 came out in Feb 2009. Aperture 3.0 came out in Feb 2010. But I am basically speculating that Apple is following a very common software pricing strategy of significant cuts ahead of a major update...
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by apress 16y ago
Some apps are appearing in the mac app store at what look like bargain prices (Aperture for $80, but due for an upgrade soon). But Call of Duty, which is years old and available online for like $30, went up yesterday at $49.99.
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Call Of Duty Invades The Mac App Store at $50(techcrunch.com)
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Charlie Rose Talks to Verizon CEO Seidenberg(businessweek.com)
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Health reform: The politics of pre-existing conditions | Analysis & Opinion |(blogs.reuters.com)
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Why you should never, ever use two spaces after a period(slate.com)
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Android to Double Competitors’ Growth in 2011 - Canalys | Android Phone Fans(phandroid.com)
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The bad sequel: How the Civilization series and I grew apart(bitmob.com)
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IRS Tax Package Mailing to End Following Growth of e-File(irs.gov)
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Kudzu will die before RSS does(rexblog.com)
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Google's cyber woes in China may aid securities firms(reuters.com)
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