Penguin Settles E-Book Price-Fixing Suit for $75 Million
Book publisher Penguin today announced a $75 million deal that settles a...

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When Google first launched its commercial eBookstore back in December, the company emphasized that the books could be read on a variety of devices, from smartphones and tablets to other companys’ eReaders. There was no need for a flagship device when the ecosystem was open to (almost) everyone. Still, it can’t be denied that eReaders integrated with a specific eBook store make it easier to buy, load, and read books. Thus, Google partnered with iRiver to create the Story HD, the first eReader fully tied into Google’s store. But can this $139 device compete with market juggernauts Nook and Kindle?
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