Digital Book World reports on the slowly rising average price of eBook Best Sellers.
The Montreal Gazette says that in closing arguments in the U.S. Department of Justice anti-trust lawsuit against Apple, the iPad maker (predictably) denied being part of a conspiracy to artificially increase the price of eBooks.
The Washington Times posted on the frustration publishers feel when up against eBook Piracy. (There will always be eBook Pirates. The best way publishers can take the wind out of their sales is to offer: Affordable and fair prices, no restriction on availability, and no DRM.)
The Drum quotes a study that suggests more people are paying for digital news.
