Apple’s plans to sell eBooks at higher prices than Amazon, in a much welcomed stroke for publishers, may not be as generous as it appeared, reports the New York Times.
Apple apparently left the door open to charge $9.99 on some best selling eBooks—the same ultra low-ball price charged by Amazon.
When Apple first introduced the iPad, it announced eBook prices of $12.99-to-$14.99, but apparently that does not include all titles.
Source: The New York Times
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