Booklocker.com hits out in legal wrangle with Amazon over POD books
By Matt Whipp 08 August 2008
Booklocker.com has responded to Amazon's bid to dismiss its case alleging that it is attempting to tie print-on-demand (POD) publishers to printing books at its own facility in order to sell them through the website.
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