NEW YORK, Sept. 30 (UPI) -- HarperCollins Publishers, struggling with how to fit e-books into its U.S. sales strategies, says it has delayed the electronic release of Sarah Palin's memoir.
The publisher had originally intended to release the former Alaska governor's memoir, "Going Rogue: An American Life," in e-book form on Nov. 17, the same date as the hardcover edition's release. But Tuesday HarperCollins said it would push the e-book release date back to Dec. 26 to give the hardcover version more time to register sales, The Wall Street Journal reported.