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November 16, 2012 09:12 pm GMT
Necessity, they say, is the mother of invention, and a stalemate between Amazon and big retailers, including Barnes & Noble, over the sale of books from the online giant's publishing imprint is giving a fillip to BitTorrent -- once a hotbed of piracy, and now a straight-laced and legal content distribution network -- as a platform for marketing books. Tim Ferriss, one of the author's signed to the Amazon imprint, has inked a deal with BitTorrent to promote his latest work, The 4-Hour Chef,a publishing deal first announced in August 2011 for hardover, e-book and audio editions of the book.
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With Amazon Publishing Stonewalled By Retailers, Tim Ferriss Taps BitTorrent To Market His New Book
Necessity, they say, is the mother of invention, and a stalemate between Amazon and big retailers, including Barnes & Noble, over the sale of books from the online giant's publishing imprint is giving a fillip to BitTorrent -- once a hotbed of piracy, and now a straight-laced and legal content distribution network -- as a platform for marketing books. Tim Ferriss, one of the author's signed to the Amazon imprint, has inked a deal with BitTorrent to promote his latest work, The 4-Hour Chef,a publishing deal first announced in August 2011 for hardover, e-book and audio editions of the book.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/aK2VqNqXUuY/
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