Digital Ink - Barnesandnoble.com - Company Operations - Brief Article

> Barnesandnoble.com announced a digital publishing division that will pay authors 35 percent royalties on retail sales, the highest rate in the industry, and will sell e-books more cheaply than print versions. Mainstream publishers worried that the structure would undercut print sales. One of the first e-books Barnesandnoble.com plans to release is a new work from horror writer Dean Koontz.

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