Amazon.com Pulls All Macmillan Titles from its Virtual Shelves

January 30th, 2010 admin

If our mystery book buyers are having trouble finding certain titles to purchase through Amazon.com this morning, there’s a simple reason for that: Amazon.com has pulled from its virtual shelves all books published by Macmillan and its imprints. The reason for doing so: Amazon.com and Macmillan are disputing how the online retailer prices the publisher’s e-books. The New York Times printed a good summary on the dispute earlier today. (Full disclosure: Most of the books mentioned on this site are linked to Amazon.com for purchase. We get a commission on every sale, which helps support…

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