Add to ORKGBook publishers are among a number of groups that have attacked a Productivity Commission report that recommends the federal government end restrictions on so-called parallel book imports before the end of next year. The government asked the commission to look at the idea after it was recommended by the Harper review into Australia\u27s competition policy. Prominent authors and publishers say the move to open the books market to international titles will threaten Australia\u27s $2 billion publishing industry
Part of the George Molnar collection.; Published in the Sydney Morning Herald on 15 December 1960.; ...
Price controls create opportunities for international arbitrage. Many have argued that such arbitrag...
Parallel imports (PI) are goods brought legally into a market without the authorization of the local...
Australia\u27s restrictions on the parallel importation of books result in higher local book prices ...
Factors other than market efficiency need to be considered when we contemplate change, writes Jenny ...
Under the Copyright Act 1968, authors and publishers who create a book are automatically entitled to...
The Productivity Commission has been asked to report within six months on the current provisions of ...
In his Closing Address to the Sydney Writers\u27 Festival, Richard Flanagan mounts an impassioned an...
The disruption and structural transformation underway in the global book industry is well known. Maj...
The strategies of price discrimination engaged in by a number of international publishers, coupled w...
Abstract: Two anomalous clauses in the Free Trade Agreement are meant to stimulate development of bo...
Parallel Imports refer to the legal importation of products that have some form of Intellectual Prop...
Deposited with permission of Giramondo PublishingBestseller lists are of fundamental symbolic import...
Ever since electronic books and their e-readers hit the market, there has been a near constant strug...
The Book Industry Strategy Group has set the following vision for the Australian book industry: To e...
Part of the George Molnar collection.; Published in the Sydney Morning Herald on 15 December 1960.; ...
Price controls create opportunities for international arbitrage. Many have argued that such arbitrag...
Parallel imports (PI) are goods brought legally into a market without the authorization of the local...
Australia\u27s restrictions on the parallel importation of books result in higher local book prices ...
Factors other than market efficiency need to be considered when we contemplate change, writes Jenny ...
Under the Copyright Act 1968, authors and publishers who create a book are automatically entitled to...
The Productivity Commission has been asked to report within six months on the current provisions of ...
In his Closing Address to the Sydney Writers\u27 Festival, Richard Flanagan mounts an impassioned an...
The disruption and structural transformation underway in the global book industry is well known. Maj...
The strategies of price discrimination engaged in by a number of international publishers, coupled w...
Abstract: Two anomalous clauses in the Free Trade Agreement are meant to stimulate development of bo...
Parallel Imports refer to the legal importation of products that have some form of Intellectual Prop...
Deposited with permission of Giramondo PublishingBestseller lists are of fundamental symbolic import...
Ever since electronic books and their e-readers hit the market, there has been a near constant strug...
The Book Industry Strategy Group has set the following vision for the Australian book industry: To e...
Part of the George Molnar collection.; Published in the Sydney Morning Herald on 15 December 1960.; ...
Price controls create opportunities for international arbitrage. Many have argued that such arbitrag...
Parallel imports (PI) are goods brought legally into a market without the authorization of the local...