Hitting the Books: COVID set off an exodus of urban artisansAfter being locked inside for a year, recommitting to the 9-5 proved impossible for some.By A. Tarantola, 07.24.2022
Hitting the Books: How 3D printing helped make cosplay costumes even more accurateThe technology spread rapidly following a well-timed patent expiration in the 2010s.By A. Tarantola, 07.03.2022
Hitting the Books: Why Travis Kalanick got Uber into the self-driving car gameFor a moment, the ride-hailing firm sat on the cutting edge of automotive autonomy.By A. Tarantola, 02.13.2021
'Star Trek: Picard' will have its own prequel comic and novelStreaming shows don't get lead-ins like this.By J. Fingas, 08.04.2019
Judge approves settlement for Hachette, Simon & Schuster and HarperCollins in e-book lawsuitBy Z. Lutz, 09.06.2012
States reach $69 million settlement with three publishers in e-book price fixing caseBy D. Wollman, 08.30.2012
Amazon agrees to agency pricing model with two more publishers, Jobs prophecy coming to passBy V. Savov, 04.01.2010
Simon & Schuster imposing four-month delay on e-book versions of major upcoming releasesBy R. Miller, 12.09.2009