Book author to her
publishing company: your lawsuit is not helping me or my book post, where an
author is upset that publisher Simon & Schuster refuses to put her book into
Google Print. She wants the greater exposure and has even sent Google a
letter of
support. It highlights two key things for authors. First, that you may want the
right to put your book into any print search engine as part of the deal. Second,
as I wrote
last year, that you receive some of the ad revenues if your publisher decides to
put your book into Google Print or some other distribution mechanism.
Author Wants To Be In Google Print, But Publisher Says No
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