In response to a letter from attorney Bob Kohn regarding the delayed publication of all the comments received on the proposed ebook pricing settlement, the Department of Justice says it received over 800 comments on the proposed settlement and is “working expeditiously” to make them available to the public by roughly July 20, 2012. (Side note: That is a LOT of letters. As of mid-June, the DOJ had only received about 150 of them.) The Department of Justice was supposed to publish all of the letters it has received about the ebook pricing settlement on its website by June 25. That
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DOJ says it received over 800 comments on ebook pricing case, needs more time to publish them
In response to a letter from attorney Bob Kohn regarding the delayed publication of all the comments received on the proposed ebook pricing settlement, the Department of Justice says it received over 800 comments on the proposed settlement and is “working expeditiously” to make them available to the public by roughly July 20, 2012. (Side note: That is a LOT of letters. As of mid-June, the DOJ had only received about 150 of them.) The Department of Justice was supposed to publish all of the letters it has received about the ebook pricing settlement on its website by June 25. That