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As The Publishing World Turns...

New Hampshire Public Radio

Published November 1, 2011 at 2:37 PM EDT

Amazon is back in the business of getting books on print - only now, they're hopping the middle man. Jason Boog, Editor of the publishing website Galley Cat, explains.

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