Online retailer and publisher's contract dispute reappearance

Absrtact: The contract dispute appears to have reappeared after the online retailer and publisher of the book Group, which began this year's dispute. Amazon has stopped booking some Disney movies, such as "The Sleeping Spell", "Captain America 2: The Winter Warrior", which cannot be scheduled on Amazon.

The contract dispute appears to have reappeared after the online retailer and publisher of the Book Group, the Internet, began this year's dispute. Amazon has stopped booking some Disney movies, such as the "Sleeping Spell", "Captain America 2: Winter Warriors," and can not be booked on Amazon, but the electronic version is still available for booking. In fact, Amazon has been trying to counter the US's fourth-largest book publisher to get online retailers to price e-books on their own. Amazon says the 14.99-dollar or 19.99-dollar pricing of e-books is too expensive and that cheap e-books can sell more and eventually generate more revenue and royalties.

Chief executive Michael Pietsch believes the dispute stems from Amazon's ambitions to seek more profits and more market share. "The company and Amazon are big companies and should not try to monopolize it, but we believe in the book industry to be talented and to provide readers with choices." Michael Pietsch again called on Amazon to withdraw unilateral sanctions against the authors and restore their books to normal status.