Polish ministry accuses publishers of disinformation over fixed book price law

Poland's Ministry of Culture and National Heritage has accused large publishers of spreading disinformation regarding the impact of a new fixed book price law, which the ministry says will curb artificial price increases. Publishers warn of higher prices and limited promotions. The dispute centers on the law's market effects, with the ministry framing it as consumer protection.

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