Thread: National Post: The end of bookstores?
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Old 06-03-2011, 03:38 PM   #9
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"But most of my best book finds have been accidental meetings on bookstore shelves, which is nearly impossible in the ebook world if you don’t have a search term."
Once again, this article makes me think, If you haven't ever used Amazon, you probably shouldn't write an article about Amazon.

The idea... the suggestion that the only way people find books online is by directly drilling to them with a precision search engine and then they buy the book and go offline without ever seeing book recommendations online is laughable.

And that meme needs to be killed dead. Now.
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