DOJ v. PRH: 'Agents Don't Have Guns, They Have Tactics' - Publishers Weekly

Here's Panzer's update from the Publishers Weekly site on the Department of Justice's (DOJ) case against Penguin Random House's (PRH) acquisition of Simon and Schuster (S&S).

Ed Nawotka's post covers Edward Snyder's testimony that his research supports his opinion that authors whose book advances are $250,000 or more won't be impacted by the acquisition. This post's title comes from his answer to a question about book agents. The post also says today (Thursday) is expected to be the last day of testimony for PRH's defense of the acquisition.

The office is all mine tonight.

Panzer says, "We're doing posting early today because Mom and What's His Name have plans for tonight."

Note: This is a long post. Bring a milkshake for today's reading selection.

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