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Apple Notifies European Publishers of 5-Year Halt to 'Most Favored Nation' E-Book Clause
As noted by SetteB.IT, Apple has notified its European publishing partners for the iBookstore that it has suspended the "most favored nation" clause of its book-selling contract for a period of five years. The clause had prevented publishers from selling their books to other distributors at prices lower than those offered to Apple.
The arrangement had been the subject of an antitrust investigation by the European Commission and a settlement in that case was officially approved last week.
Apple notes that the EEA where the new directive applies includes Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom.
Apple worked with publishers to facilitate a landmark shift in the business model for selling books, shifting to an "agency model" in which publishers set retail prices and distributors such as Apple receive a negotiated share of that retail price, similar to how the App Store operates. Under the previous wholesale model in which distributors were allowed to set their own retail prices, Amazon was able to hold a dominant share of the market as it sold books at or below cost in order to entice customers into visiting the site to purchase other products and services.
A key part of the agency model was Apple's "most favored nation" clause guaranteeing that Apple received the best possible pricing from publishers. The move effectively meant that all major distributors offered very similar pricing on books, but with the elimination of that clause publishers are now free to negotiate with distributors, a move that will likely to allow market leaders like Amazon to gain better pricing than smaller rivals.
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|Dec 19, 2012, 01:43 PM
Did Apple Win?
It is good that apple is doing this. It's too bad that they had to make a Federal Case out of it.
|Dec 19, 2012, 01:48 PM
If this results in more expensive Ebooks in the Swedish iBooks Store I'll be pissed. I just wish we'd find our balls and exit EU.
|Dec 19, 2012, 01:59 PM
Hooray! This should result in less expensive ebooks. That "agency model" is what kept the price of so many ebooks so high.
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|Dec 19, 2012, 02:01 PM
|Dec 19, 2012, 02:02 PM
This is only good publishers, not consumers
To give you an example:
I bought the BluRay Movie "Leap Year" from ColumbiaHouse.com for $8.89, and on iTunes it costs $14.99 (both are 1080p). Because publishers can charge Apple more than what they charge the company which nowadays runs the ColumbiaHouse web-site. BUT THIS GOOD ?
And don't tell me the 30% which Apple is charging is causing the difference, because as you may know brick-and-mortar stores typically operate with overhead of about 50% - and not to rip you off; but just to make a profit to stay in business (Borders comes to mind).
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|Dec 19, 2012, 02:11 PM
EU and USA don't seem to think so.
|Dec 19, 2012, 02:17 PM
In your example if apple haven't negotiated a good price or wish to make a certain margin and they want to sell at £14.99 then you as a consumer have a choice to pay less with another company or more with apple , I see nothing wrong with that
|Dec 19, 2012, 02:35 PM
|Dec 19, 2012, 02:37 PM
Excellent, I'm sick of ebooks costing more than dead tree books, and apple are totally to blame with their anti consumer anti competition crap. Most favoured nation? Wtf?
And usually these forums are so full of "competition is the only way to do things, anything else is amoral"..
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|Dec 19, 2012, 02:42 PM
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|Dec 19, 2012, 02:47 PM
you assume there is a market
And as long as as the physical media costs less- I will buy physical media and not download. And this is what publishers are really afraid of: if iTunes costs the same (god forbid) many MORE would choose it- simply because a download is more convenient. And today publishers also get paid (very well by the way) for "selecting" and "promoting". But with iTunes, you don't need to scout "talent". Producers can directly sell to consumers. So the middle-man called publisher may be cut out eventually. And like every species faced with extinction they fight back.
And this "fear" does justify higher prices for download. Because you see nothing wrong publishers giving iTunes prices which are not competitive: i.e. 50%-100% over the cost of physical media.
Disclaimer: I am meber of ColumbiaHouse.com since 1992, and buy too much from them (> $500 in 2012).
PS: when ColubmiaHouse had music, I built my collection for about $6 per disc- on iTunes the same albums cost $9.99 today
|Dec 19, 2012, 02:47 PM
Who cares? iBooks has been a disaster anyway. Much like Maps and Match. Only a fool would buy an e-book that's tied to only one maker's devices.
|Dec 19, 2012, 03:01 PM
As a consumer I don't care if I want something and I can get it cheaper from amazon vs apple I'll buy it from amazon. I've no reason to be loyal to any multi national faceless corporation
|Dec 19, 2012, 03:14 PM
Then your issue of it working on any device is solved.
|Dec 19, 2012, 03:40 PM
|Dec 19, 2012, 03:46 PM
Germany has book prices fixed by law, so doesn't really make a difference here.
Same applies to France, Italy, Spain and a couple of others.
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|Dec 19, 2012, 03:53 PM
Fixed book pricing seems to only apply to hardcopies - or could you detail why the Kindle editions are cheaper?
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|Dec 19, 2012, 04:13 PM
|Dec 19, 2012, 04:41 PM
I'm really confused
From an self-published author's perspective how this will impact me? If now I have a book at 10 dollars in the store from which I get 7 dollars per book, how would the new measure affect the price of my book?
Is this means that my book will be sold at the regular price + VAT in E.U.?
This new move is really confusing, can someone please explain it to me?
|Dec 19, 2012, 05:41 PM
Meanwhile, Amazon continues to do the very thing that Apple got in trouble for doing. And when Amazon "price matches" and lowers the publisher's list price, the publisher only gets paid based on that lower price.
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|Dec 19, 2012, 05:53 PM
By the way, columbia house is OWNED by the studio... buying from columbia house is almost like buying direct from the content creator in MOST cases. Thus, they make MORE money than you buying the movie from a retailer because it's their movie, made and manufactured by them. That was the case with all the CD clubs back in the day too. The bulk of thier offerings were from their own labels.
Apple didn't just rig the cost of items, but the retail price. Why should anyone not be able to get a sale price on an ebook because apple price fixed an entire industry?? MOST of the time, when Amazon sells a book or ebook cheaper than a competitor, they take a loss on margin to do so. Apple is more than free to let publishers set retail prices if they want... and they are also free to keep a 30% cut.... but that means apple isn't giving you a sale ever. When apple has a promotional price on anything, the content owner is taking a hit, not apple... this is not the same with regular retailers.
Price matching is only smart business. Say best buy's cost on a movie is $9, and they sell it for $19.99... a competitor has it on sale for $9.99... would it be better to make 99 cents and match a price, or totally lose a sale and make $0? And if best buy wants a better wholesale price, they can always elect to buy a larger volume of an item to get that price. That's free enterprise. This is how wal-mart became the behometh it is. They would buy massive bulk of items, sell them cheap, pack their stores, while most other items were not big savings. Over time, they managed to dominate all categories to always have the highest volume of sales and thus the best costs. Any retailer if free to buy in bulk for better costs.
Trying to compare brick and mortar stores to digital media is like apples and oranges. Brick retailers sold their souls years ago by signing contracts with companies for shelf space. Manufacturers would pay a guaranteed amount of money for a certain percentage of square footage or premium space (such as an end cap or have their products at a certain height like on a tv wall). This guaranteed the store money even if they didn't sell the merchandise. The down side to this model is that other products get hidden and don't sell as well or they can't carry certain brands or products because of shelf space agreements and then people turned to discount stores that only sold items at the best price, with less variety such as target or walmart who sells 20 tv models vs 150 at a big box electronics store. Best Buy slit their wrists with those kind of deals, as well as all the major department stores years ago leasing space to designers like polo and tommy hillfiger. Space that used to house other cheaper merchandise that sold better. So look at Target, you will see 10 shelves of Neutrogena products... but maybe 5 facings of a lesser known brand. Target will never having the volume or buying power of the lesser brand because they can't give it any more space because other companies bought the space. You have less choice, but you're probably buying the neutrogena anyway.
Digital media is a different beast... there is no shelf space, no inventory, nothing. Amazon might get a better cost on an ebook because they can negotiate taking larger shipments of print books... but so could someone like Barnes & Noble... who fails to grasp the strategy of volume over margin.
What Apple did wasn't just fix costs, but prices. They made ebooks the same price no matter where you bought them. Consumers did not benefit from it at all. Imagine if they did this in regular retail... you would never need a price matching policy because everything would cost the same. Stores wouldn't be competitive because they'd all have the same price, so who cares where you shopped? That's communism.
|Dec 19, 2012, 10:25 PM
Amazon pay the wholesale price (example $11) and it doesn't matter to the publisher if Amazon put it on sales for $15, $11 or $8. They would get $11 in each case.
With the price fixing between the publishers, Amazon is forced to take a 30% commission on each sales and can't discount.
Example: ebook price is $14.99 (Amazon takes $4.49 as the agent).
This ebook price is the same at every other retailers (Amazon, Apple, Google, B&N, Kobo, Sony etc..).
It's price fixing at the retail level and both the Department of Justice and EU Antitrust commission filed anti trust lawsuit. Most publishers have settled. In the EU, they didn't pay any fines. In the USA, the 3 settled publishers agreed to pay $52 million restitution to ebook buyers.
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OMG, im gonna write that volleybal thing down. I'm lucky that it summer here ^^
lol i was surprised to see he had 19 sisters and a hot mother…dang. but to have 19 sisters and all of them liking him to certain levels…i mean come on 19 sisters who most of them are of a certain age have a brother complex and the single brother has a sister complex and love big breasts. I laughed and was surprised when I watched this episode. it reminds me of 2 other series…Sister Princess [1 borhter with 12 sisters who all like him] and KissxSis. but yes this is a definite lolimania
Of all mangas in this damn world, they chose this ? really there have been like 15 new anime releases this summer and most of it is crap like this. looks like most anime watchers are hentai pedos these days….
what a lucky guy lmao
i guess that mom never heard of condoms
Must be Katholic..
only ep of it?
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Wow what a crazy family.
sugoi… -.o
this is awesome. i'll watch it seriously when all episodes come out.
Why is it that not a single sister looks like the other. That mother must have had a lot of partners…
this is just the ultimate permeation of weirdness!!! one question is he related to them by blood or is he an orphan? i find the summary QUESTIONABLE! (what? the mom lets her daughters no, SUGGESTS they could do anything to him sexually? WIIIIEEEEEERRRRDDD and wrong!)
More like mormon!!! (minus everything but the LOTS OF KIDS))
lol, maybe all of them are just adopted…..waa too much harem, I can't take it, I want to puke…
Usually i would watch something like this… but honestly… i can't… stand.. it..
This is too much, even for me. Far far too much… Maybe some day when my ped-level has risen i will be able to stand the epic level of THE FCK this video generates.
Although i do question as to whether the mother is raging whore or just collects children from around the world.
WTF i dont think it gave a word to describe that WTF
I loved it.
This is PERFECT!!
i want see more episodess pleaseee!!! >.<
Beast anime ever but only one episode!
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With the backing of the National Lottery and Department of Sport and Recreation, Saru plans to launch a major Academy Project that has the potential to dramatically increase the opportunities for black players.
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The academies will use existing facilities to concentrate spending on player development. Each academy will have a full-time staff of six and a part-time doctor. Players will spend 40 weeks of the year at the academy and will, in addition, pursue further education programmes.
Hoskins said that although creating new Springboks was desirable, the focus of the academies was more fundamental.
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Breakthrough season ahead for Cascade's Dobson?
Bruins' junior is faster, more powerful, more driven
With that performance at the 4A Bi-District track and field meet last spring, the proverbial light bulb went off for Dobson, who after a winter of hard work, could be headed towards a breakthrough season as a junior.
"I just didn't expect it, then what do you know? I'm going to state," said Dobson, who competed in the 110-meter hurdles and the long jump at last year's state meet. "That made me realize how much potential I have. It makes me want to go to college for track and field. That can be my ticket somewhere in life."
Through the natural physical maturation that takes place in the year in the life of a teenager, and through a lot of work in the weight room and on the track, Dobson has come into his junior year a vastly improved athlete.
His coaches see a faster, more powerful and more driven competitor, and the early-season results show it.
Competing against a field made up primarily of college athletes, Dobson finished fourth out of 31 competitors in the 60-meter hurdles during last month's UW Open indoor meet, and that was on college height hurdles, which are three inches higher than what high school athletes are accustomed to. At his most recent high school meet, Dobson won the long jump with a solid if not spectacular mark of 20-feet, 3-inches. Cascade coach Chris Crockett points out that Dobson barely scratched on a pair of jumps that went more than 22 feet.
"From last year, it's like a grown man," Crockett said. "He has stepped up and just taken his game to a different level. ... He's been chomping at the bit since football was over, and you can tell by the way that he's running that he's stepped his game up to a college level. You don't see many juniors stepping up like this. He's done it for himself and his future."
Yet even though Dobson has taken his track game to another level, he always has been motivated to do big things. Even when he was 9 years old, Dobson marveled at his mother's passion for life and her big heart, so when Renee Shurn died of a heart attack in 2005, Dobson vowed at a young age that he would make his mom proud.
"That always pushes me, because I always told her I was going to go to college and that I was going to do big things in life," Dobson said. "Not having my mom here really does push me farther. Everything that has happened in my life makes me who I am today."
Dobson's father was never in the picture, he explained. So after his mother passed away, Dobson and his older sister Valyn, now 19, moved in with their aunt, Toni Insalaco. The far-too-modest Insalaco says she didn't always know what to do after taking on two kids unexpectedly, but Dobson, and those who have seen him mature marvel at the job Insalaco has done.
"I'll tell you what, not many kids have an easy life, and this young man, some of the setbacks he's had, not growing up with his parents, most kids they could fall apart, but his aunt has been fantastic," Crockett said. "She's been a great lady."
Insalaco and Crockett are just two people in the support system Dobson credits with helping him get to this point. Cascade assistant Greg Font, who coaches Dobson in jumps, and Kenneth Troy, a coach Dobson works with in the offseason, and many others have all helped shape Dobson the athlete and more importantly, Dobson the person.
"If I have a problem or I don't know what to do, I'll call my sister who has kids or my cousin, because sometimes I'm not sure what the right thing is," Insalaco said. "Or I'll call the coach and say, 'Coach, get over here, I need you now. Kaleb isn't acting the way he should be.' They've all been very helpful, because there's no guy here to help him. I can be father and mother in a way, but you still need a masculine figure sometimes to be a mentor."
Thanks to his own athletic gifts and his work ethic, and thanks to the adults who have formed an impressive support system in his life, Dobson believes he can have a big year in track and field this year, and do even more as a senior in football and track, hopefully enough to earn a Division I scholarship.
So if you're looking for a potential breakout track and field athlete this spring, keep an eye on Kaleb Dobson.
And if you're looking for a good kid who is easy to root for this spring, well, keep an eye on Kaleb Dobson.
"He's a super kid," Insalaco said. "All in all, I'm very proud of him."
"They say the lord works in mysterious ways, and that young man, he's been tested," Crockett said. "But that young man, I'm very proud of him as a coach."
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Prep time: 15 minutes
Serves: 4
Serving size: ¼ of 10" skillet
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215 calories
10 g protein
9 g fat
5 g sat. fat
17 g carbohydrate
2 g fiber
22 mg cholesterol
340 mg sodium
177 mg calcium
1.2 mg iron
Diabetic exchanges:
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Use fresh or frozen vegetables (make sure to thaw them first). Add ½ cup of leftover ham, chicken, or turkey to increase the amount of protein.
Reviewed by: Allison Brinkley, RD, CNSC, LD/N
Date reviewed: July 2012
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