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NEWSLETTER ISSUES

• Issue 95 - Microsoft hands copyright control over to publishers
• Issue 94 - "Insulting Turkishness": Charges Reopened Against Author Elif Shafak
• Issue 93 - A Turkish publisher faces up to six years in jail for "insulting the Turkish identity"
• Issue 92 - Calif. man makes bad writing judges cringe
• Issue 91- 'Emperor' Ann Coulter: 'Deport All Liberals'
• Issue 90 - Legal victory for Google in library project
• Issue 89 - A Week In Books
• Issue 88 - Booked! England players dash into print as football fever grips
• Issue 87 - Sport: Hello, it's Wayne
• Issue 86 - Digital dictates publishing's future
• Issue 85 - A Penn State biology professor with a passion for old prints and maps says he has found a new way to date centuries-old books by using a technique similar to what scientists use to study mutations.
• Issue 84 - Why shut poets out of the Man Booker Prize?
• Issue 83 - New ways to judge books by their covers
• Issue 82 - A new chapter for bookstores: Shops find offline niche
• Issue 81- Cosmic: Hawking to write children's book
• Issue 80 - Robots and computers are digitizing the World's Books, many of which will be available on the Internet
• Issue 79 - J.K. Rowling voted greatest living British author in book magazine poll
• Issue 78 - A homeless woman, writing a blog about her experiences of living in a car, has now signed a book deal with a major publisher and is nominated for a media award
• Issue 77 - �50,000 to get a book on recommended list
• Issue 76 - Muhammad Cartoons Get Harper's Pulled from Canadian Bookstores
• Issue 75 - Letters show Bronte feared libel action over Jane Eyre
• Issue 74 - Why books resist the rise of novel technologies
• Issue 73 - Explosive Words At BookExpo America, Publishing's Digital Wave Crashes Against a Literary Pillar
• Issue 72 - Fans out in force for Da Vinci premiere - but even kinder reviews are scathing
• Issue 71 - Why in my opinion the Lightning Source treatment of authors who choose to publish their books through independent print on demand publishers is morally wrong
• Issue 70 - The unlawful activities of Lightning Source UK Limited and three of its UK based clients forces the sale of Writersworld
• Issue 69 - U.S. Book Production Plummets 18% in 2005, According to Bowker Statistics; Smaller Publishers Show the Largest Drop in New Titles; UK Now Leader in English Language Publishing
• Issue 68 - Lawyers called in over star author's 'accidental' copying
• Issue 67 - May we remind you of the services that we offer
• Issue 66 - Dusting off the forgotten gems
• Issue 65 - David Hasselhoff: Up close with the Hoff

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