Thread: Borders Poised for a Breakup?
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Old 05-17-2011, 03:06 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Hellmark View Post
Why does everyone think that Borders owns Kobo? Yes, they were one of the first ones to start selling the Kobo reader, but that was because Borders already had a relationship with Kobo, since they already had the contract for running Borders' ebook site. That would be like saying Books A Million owns Barnes & Noble and the nook, since BAM subcontracts B&N for their ebook site.
Didn't Kobo use the borders site (or vice versa) for ebook sales initially?
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