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Articles of Interest: Harper Collins Edition 2

March 18th, 2011 · by spolanka · No Comments

For the week of March 11th:

Go To Hellman: The Pareto Principle and the True Cunning of Harper Collins

Library Consortia Begin To Vote Against HarperCollins Ebook Checkout Policy

Libraries Launch Boycott in Battle Over E-Books – USA Today

Boycotts, Censorship, and Taking Action | Peer to Peer Review, Library Journal

HarperCollins’ Memento Plan: Short-Term Greed versus Long-Term Culture

Categories: Articles of Interest,Business Models/Pricing,Library News,Public Libraries,Publishing,Vendor News

Tags: Go To Hellman, HarperCollins, Library Journal, Peer to Peer Review, USA Today