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Macmillan and Penguin cite Kindle dominance in ‘collusion’ responses
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The two publishers facing legal action in the US over eBook pricing have denied any wrongdoing in their court statements. In April the US Government’s Department of Justice accused Apple and publishing houses Hachette, HarperCollins, Macmillan, Simon and Schuster and Penguin of colluding over the prices of e-books. In order to sell through Apple’s iBooks…
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Trailer: Royal Shakespeare Company’s Julius Caesar
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The Royal Shakespeare Company has released a new trailer for its production of Julius Caesar which opened in Stratford-Upon-Avon earlier this week. Set in modern day Africa, the production stars Paterson Joseph as Brutus, Cyril Nri as Cassius, Ray Fearon as Mark Antony and Jeffery Kissoon as Caesar. Directed by RSC Artistic Director Designate Gregory…
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Eating Out Banquet Box – five great gay comedies
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Coming to DVD is the Eating Out Banquet Box – a collection of five gay comedies packed with more ‘pecs out’ shots than is healthy in an already warm spell! The collection is available from June 25th and you can pre-order you copy here. Contained in the boxset are: Eating Out A zany screwball comedy…
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On DVD & Blu-ray: Man on a Ledge
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Nothing is quite what it seems and know to trust is a careful balancing act in the adrenaline fuelled action thriller Man on a Ledge, released on DVD and Blu-ray on 11 June 2012 from Entertainment One. Pre-order you copy today. Twenty storeys up, former cop Nick Cassidy (Sam Worthington; Avatar) steps out of his…
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Orange & T-Mobile parent announces customer service overhaul
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Everything Everywhere, the company behind the T-Mobile and Orange mobile brands, has announced an overhaul of its approach to customer services. As part of a £50m investment programme the company is training staff on popular operating systems such as Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android, providing customers with “experts” on their specific device. The company says…
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Video: Tim Cook talks iPad, Steve Jobs and Apple TV
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has been made his first major appearance at a non-Apple event yesterday when he took to the stage at the D: All Things Digital conference. Speaking to the website’s Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg Cook said he had “leant a lot” from Jobs and said the Apple founder’s death was the…