net book agreement造句

This was the case of the Net Book Agreement in the United Kingdom.
Publishers said the mechanism, known as the Net Book Agreement, was effectively dead.
Until the mid-1990s, Britain's Net Book Agreement allowed publishers to set minimum retail prices.
The introduction and demise of the Net Book Agreement heavily impacted the publishing industry.
The Net Book Agreement survived until 1997, when it was declared illegal by the same court.
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About 80 percent of books had been published under the Net Book Agreement before Tuesday's announcements.
The death of the Net Book Agreement is likely to encourage stiff competition, especially on mass-market best-sellers.
Earlier this year, Asda successfully challenged U . K . publishers'Net Book Agreement by consistently discounting bestsellers.
The Office of Fair Trading challenged the Net Book Agreement in March in Britain's Restrictive Trade Practices Court.
The Restrictive Practices Court last reviewed the book industry in 1962, when it decided the Net Book Agreement was in the public interest.
Smith has said book sales growth has exceeded industry averages since it began selective discounting after the demise of the net book agreement.
Britain published 95, 000 titles with its " net book agreement " still in effect last year; America managed about half that many.
Two large publishers-- Random House and Harper Collins-- said today that they intend to withdraw from the Net Book Agreement on Oct . 1.
Bordes was " his part-time unpaid researcher " from the end of December 1988 until 21 February 1989, working on the Net Book Agreement.
The impending collapse of the Net Book Agreement, or simply NBA, is a result of the consolidation of the British publishing industry in the 1980s.

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