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Spotify financial results show struggle to make streaming music profitable | The Guardian

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Pandora Wins Appeals Court Ruling on Ascap Royalty Rates – NYTimes.com

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The myth of Amazon’s ebook monopoly, in two screenshots – Vox

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2015 — the year of being brave | The Bookseller

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Soundreef, se una piccola start up batte il monopolio Siae – Il Fatto Quotidiano

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Amazon and the others: It Turns Political

 

 

 

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Amazon inks deal with book publisher Simon & Schuster, gets ammo in Hachette fight | The Verge

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POW: The Internet’s Original Sin – The Atlantic

    • Pick Of the Week:
      “I have come to believe that advertising is the original sin of the web. The fallen state of our Internet is a direct, if unintentional, consequence of choosing advertising as the default model to support online content and services. Through successive rounds of innovation and investor storytime, we’ve trained Internet users to expect that everything they say and do online will be aggregated into profiles (which they cannot review, challenge, or change) that shape both what ads and what content they see.” (by )

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Dispute Between Amazon and Hachette Takes an Orwellian Turn – NYTimes.com

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Amazon, a Friendly Giant as Long as It’s Fed – NYTimes.com

  • “Amazon believes that publishers take too much of the money in producing a book and add too little value. In traditional publishing, the highest royalty a writer could get was 15 percent of the book’s price. With e-books, the royalty is 25 percent of net revenue, but Amazon feels that is still not enough. Mr. Zandri gets 35 percent, and self-published writers who use Amazon’s platform get more.”


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