Making an iBook - and what about updates?

I am completely new to this part of the forum, so sorry if I ask a question one million other people have already asked ...
I am writing a legal manual, that will requite regular updates. I want to publish it in the iBookstore, BUT my question is about the updates:
can people received notifications or the actual updates automatically via email (i.e. when a law changes etc.)
Another question
can you charge for your book or not? Just wondering ....

markfromalicante wrote:
can you charge for your book or not? Just wondering ....
http://www.apple.com/itunes/content-providers/book-faq.html

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