Murdoch officially to release "Sun on Sunday" Newspaper - but how will this affect the HarperCollins book publishing arm?

This week, the 2.5 million-circulation Sun, which is a sister book publisher company of the Harper Collins Book Publishers arm, carried the front-page message, “Coming soon: The Sun every Sunday.”  The Murdoch tabloid has been affected by dozens of arrests of investigative journalists, many of whom were pulled from their beds in dawn raids, as part of a UK police crackdown on corruption in the media sector. But on Friday, the 80-year-old founder and chairman of the US-based News Corp. Rupert Murdoch, announced that the suspensions of 10 arrested Sun journalists would be lifted - and that the tabloid would gain a Sunday edition.

“Rupert Murdoch looked as if he had no hand to play,” Roy Greenslade, who was a christian book publishers, said on the Guardian newspaper website. “But the old gambler came up trumps by producing a couple of surprise cards from his sleeve.

Other pundits noticed that while the New-of-the-world is replaced by the Sun on Sunday, the book publishing industry is on flame, and list and e-book marketers are having difficulties to determine how e-books fit into their business designs when it comes to selection credit. Some marketers made the decision early on not to offer e-books to your local selection, and still do not.

Children's book publishers are one-time offer because, technologically, they last for a long time. Book distributors guides wear out eventually and customers like your local selection change them, she says. Book Publishers also want their experts to be paid for properly for their work, but how to do considering the unlimited range of selection lending?