eBooks and Price Fixing

I haven't had much time to write because I am trying to get through all of my work at the end of the quarter. Over break I will try to do a bunch of updates.

Sitting in Latin class today, I notice a bunch of people following along with the secondary sources on their kindles and ipads. For any class with secondary sources in PDF form, it's more cost-effective for students to buy an e-reader than to print out the articles.

On that note, I thought I would re-post something I saw today on Kindle World Blog, which is an article about the justice department reprimanding Apple and some of the large publishers for price fixing. This should be interesting...