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@alexadsett :-O APPLE DID THIS THING AND THEN WE WAITED AND THEY MADE IT MORE REASONABLE. ;-)
— Tom Dullemond (@Cacotopos) February 6, 2012NB, @wheelercentre — Books for Children & Young Adults at PengOz has over the years pretty consistently accepted unsolicited manuscripts.
— Catherine McCredie (@catmccredie) January 26, 2012MT @wheelercentre: We talk to @PenguinBooksAus publisher Ben Ball about accepting unsolicited manuscripts. http://t.co/g8TdZgjZ
— Catherine McCredie (@catmccredie) January 26, 2012My Father-in-Law is the new Attorney-General of Tonga http://t.co/2hjFriNH cc: @alexadsett
— Paul Landymore (@TheBaronCB) January 25, 2012Is Apple's draconian EULA for its iBooks authoring software enforceable? http://t.co/Nm9F3F2O
— Wired (@wired) January 24, 2012Book Titles and Trademark Law http://t.co/QLzo6dHH via @GigiGalt
— Lloyd Jassin (@LloydJassin) January 24, 2012New blog post: Seeking Publicity and Promotions Coordinator http://t.co/bzns1nQK
— Twelfth Planet Press (@12thPlanetPress) January 20, 2012The Magicians: Frustrating characters but compelling read. Given to me by @alexadsett as Secret History meets Harry Potter - spot on.
— Paul Landymore (@TheBaronCB) January 20, 2012@bookgrocer @PnPBookseller It's gonna happen, no change to Gst and PIR's it's just a full-on Australian facing site.. not warehouse
— mal (@dingotookmybaby) January 20, 2012Amazon looking at Australian base - http://t.co/YhdX64j5 < bring it on! Then they can start paying GST and comply with PIR
— Jon Page (@PnPBookseller) January 20, 2012
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