There is one thing that American publishers haven’t done, and it is a merit of Brazilian publishers. The news came from the newspaper Valor Economico: In this format, called distribution, it’s Amazon that sets the price to be charged of the eBooks, without the intervention of publishers. This value is typically about 50% lower than the price of the physical book. In Brazil, however, the pricing policy doesn’t take it. The difference is that in the United States the company has greater bargaining power with publishers, who have much of their revenue coming from contracts with Amazon. Here, however, the [leia mais]