1.   And Zackheim of Harper Collins is not so sure publishers will sell many complete books through MeansBusiness.

2.   Authors, who are generally paid a commission for every book that publishers sell, make no money on resales.

3.   A ban would harmonize disparate national legislation, thereby allowing publishers to sell their newspapers and magazines throughout the EU without breaking any domestic regulations.

4.   Despite its almost insurmountably American politically correct lingo, Japanese publishers have sold thousands of copies.

5.   Founders Jeff Strobel and Mark Reichelt devised encryption software so publishers could sell rights to download books or newspapers into Palm Pilots.

6.   Now, magazine publishers sell all sorts of ancillary products, from cookbooks to catalogues, to produce added revenue.

7.   Publishers typically sell books to stores wholesale for about half the cover price.

8.   Publishers will sell the same number of books, regardless of the price.

9.   Publishers sell eBooks generally for less than paperback or hardcover books.

10.   Publishers typically sell for two times their revenue or less.