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Amazon agrees to higher prices in e-book dispute

by Technology News from CNet and Slashdot on January 31, 2010

Online retailer says that, while it deems $14.99 e-books unreasonable, it will have to capitulate to Macmillan's demand to sell books at higher rates.

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