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Old 02-25-2011, 09:48 AM   #14
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Originally Posted by fjtorres View Post
5- Apple sold 9% of the ebooks. So much for the 20% brag. Explains the need to get competing reader apps out of iOS.
Or, if one pays attention, you'll realize that Apple said "of those publishers" who's books sold on the iBookStore, the iBookStore was getting 20% of their business.

And that was a number released shortly after the iPad was introduced. Who knows what those numbers are now (for books available via the iBookStore).

9% of the market in 9 months of existence -- I'd say that isn't so bad.

Of course, the iPad is muddled as folks can buy books from Amazon and B&N on their iPad. So the iBookstore getting 9% of the ebook business doesn't tell the whole "iPad as a reader" story.

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