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Amazon's offer to remove its controversial
"Most Favoured Nation" (MFN) clauses from its e-book
contracts has been accepted and made legally binding by the
European Commission.
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Pearson has posted a 6% increase in first quarter
underlying sales, in spite of the challenges it has been facing in
the US education market.
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Ed Christie, UK sales director at Random House, is leaving the
company after 28 years, following a shake-up of PRH's UK sales leadership
team.
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My Name is Leon by Kit de Waal
(Viking), which was recently optioned by Lenny Henry's production
company for television, has been shortlisted for
2017's £10,000 Desmond Elliott Prize.
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Waterstones has appointed a new Welsh buyer, Tessa
Roberts-Fear, to oversee buying for its Welsh branches.
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Northern Irish publishing company Colourpoint Creative Limited
has bought Northern Ireland-based publisher Blackstaff Press from the Baird
Group for an undisclosed sum.
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The Wales Book of the Year awards are to go ahead this year,
following a review by administrator Literature Wales.
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Orion is predicting the next lifestyle trend after
"hygge" will be kindness, after acquiring two books on the
topic: A Year of
Surprising Acts of Kindness and The Little Book of Kindness.
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HG Wells' novel The
War of the Worlds is being adapted for television for the
first time as a three-part drama for BBC One.
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Hurst has signed a book probing the mind of French National
Front leader Marine le Pen ahead of the French Elections.
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