Stieg Larsson’s, Dan Brown’s and John Grisham’s novels maybe coming to Apple’s iBooks.
Random House announced Monday that it had agreed to use the “agency model” required to sell books through Apple’s store.
Random House had been the last holdout among the six top New York publishers to accept the new system, which gives publishers more control over the cost of e-books. They would sell for $12.99 to $14.99 when first released and prices would change over time.
Random House had previously refrained, saying booksellers, not publishers, should set the final price.
