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October 3, 2009
Time Inc leads push to set up online store
Time Inc is leading an industry-wide joint venture...their digital future to the likes of Amazon.com or Apple. The new service, as yet unnamed...structured like Hulu, a popular online video service formed by NBC Universal, News...material is available free of charge. Amazon.com's Kindle e-reader device and online... By Kenneth Li in New York
October 2, 2009
Magazine publishers plan digital store
Time Inc is leading an industry-wide joint venture...their digital future to the likes of Amazon.com or Apple. The new service, as yet unnamed...structured like Hulu, a popular online video service formed by NBC Universal, News...material is available free of charge. Amazon.com’s Kindle e-reader device and service... By Kenneth Li in New York and Joseph Menn in San Francisco
March 3, 2006
Christopher Caldwell: A Da Vinci tangle
...used Holinshed’s Chronicles or Plutarch. Traditionally, this is a weak legal leg to stand on. In Feist Publications v Rural Telephone Service Company, Inc (1991), the US Supreme Court ruled that facts cannot be copyrighted. (In that case, the defendant tried...confusion. The plaintiffs have always presented their work as a product of historical research. Holy Blood is indexed on Amazon.com (where it rose to number nine on the bestseller list last Wednesday) in two places: “History” and “Religion...historical novels. But that would be in the spirit of our time. Following what James Boyle, the Duke University law professor, calls “intellectual-property maximalism”, courts and legislatures have permitted the copyrighting of all sorts... By Christopher Caldwell
February 8, 2010
Wall Street sinks on sovereign debt fears
...the group, which underperformed Home Depot by more than 10 percentage points last year, rose 0.8 per cent to $21.76. Amazon.com initially rose after analysts at Collins Stewart upgraded the internet retailer to “buy” from “hold”, noting the... By Samantha Pearson in New York
February 9, 2010
A page is turned
It was the day after Apple unveiled its iPad and Macmillan's John Sargent was heading for the Amazon.com headquarters in Seattle on a hastily arranged visit. The chief executive of the venerable publisher arrived with an ultimatum... By David Gelles and Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson
February 8, 2010
Publishers battle to raise e-book prices
It was the day after Apple unveiled its iPad and Macmillan’s John Sargent was heading for the Amazon.com headquarters in Seattle on a hastily arranged visit. The chief executive of the venerable publisher arrived with an ultimatum for... By David Gelles and Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson
February 9, 2010
Equities at lowest since November on debt fears
...the group, which underperformed Home Depot by more than 10 percentage points last year, rose 0.8 per cent to $21.76.Amazon.com initially rose after analysts at Collins Stewart upgraded the internet retailer to "buy" from "hold", noting the growth... By Samantha Pearson in New York
February 1, 2010
Wall Street given a lift by results from Exxon
...Company, which owns regional newspapers such as The Miami Herald and The Kansas City Star, gained 3 per cent to $5.51. Amazon.com was the second-worst performer in the benchmark index, losing 5.2 per cent to $118.87. The world’s largest internet... By Samantha Pearson in New York
February 3, 2010
The call of the Russian investor
...health information site, right down to the diagnostic tools for the hypochondriac in all of us. Dostavka.ru is similar to Amazon.com, and despite the obstacles in Russia to e-commerce – such as lack of credit cards or reliable delivery – it has grown... By Charles Clover
August 19, 2009
CBS and Pepsi bring video ads to printed page
...promoting a Pepsi diet cola for men. The video, which will play on a screen about...decided howmany copies will contain the video ad. One magazine industry executive...technology estimated that running one video ad in 100,000 copies would cost in...screen, the same technology used in Amazon.com’s Kindle reader, which generated... By Kenneth Li in New York