ROSETTA BOOKS continues to successfully battle Random House in a high-stakes case involving the electronic rights to published books. Indeed, as recently as March 8, a federal appellate court affirmed a trial judge`s decision not to enjoin Rosetta from selling certain e-books.KILL GRAY BOX
March 25, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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ROSETTA BOOKS continues to successfully battle Random House in a high-stakes case involving the electronic rights to published books. Indeed, as recently as March 8, a federal appellate court affirmed a trial judge’s decision not to enjoin Rosetta from selling certain e-books.
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