Topic: John Wiley
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Chapter & Verse Booksellers wait on Supreme Court decision: Could selling a used book become illegal?
A ruling on John Wiley & Sons Inc. v. Kirtsaeng – a case expected to come before the Supreme Court early next year – could make it illegal for non-profits and businesses to resell copyrighted works produced abroad.
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Chapter & Verse Google and publishers reach settlement on digitized books case
Publishers can now decide whether Google can digitize out-of-print books still protected by copyright, but does not settle the issue of individual author rights.
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Chapter & Verse Google buys Frommer’s Travel Guides
John Wiley & Sons work to sell off unwanted assets as Google makes its foray into the publishing industry.
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Chapter & Verse PBS specials will explore Margaret Mitchell and Harper Lee
The Southern authors, each of whom wrote a classic American novel, will have their lives and influence explored in two episodes of PBS's 'American Masters.'
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Chapter & Verse Amazon launches Kindle textbook rentals
Kindle textbook rentals will allow students to rent Kindle versions of textbooks for short periods of time and at a low, low price.
07/26/2011 12:58 pm -
ThinkMarkets Can we reinvent the banking industry?
That's the question raised by Laurence Kotlikoff's book, Jimmy Stewart is Dead, which takes readers from a clear-eyed examination of the current financial crisis to radical proposals for banking and financial regulation.
10/06/2010 11:35 am -
Horizons Kno tablet touted as next-gen textbook
The Kno tablet is seen as a successor to print-and-pulp books.
09/28/2010 12:59 pm -
'Summer Triangle' can be seen in the sky this week
'Summer Triangle,' the famous star formation, can be found low in the eastern sky as darkness falls this week.
06/25/2010 07:48 pm -
Secrets to blogging fame from Julie Powell
Powell found more than an outlet with her “Julie & Julia Project.” You can too.
08/04/2009 01:00 am -
Textbooks built to fit student budgets
10/19/2008 01:00 am -
Textbooks built to fit student budgets
Schools, nonprofits, and publishers go digital in an effort to create less-expensive textbooks.
10/17/2008 01:00 am
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