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Old 06-06-2012, 11:02 AM   #92
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Originally Posted by ProfCrash View Post
I will point out, for the thousandth time, that Amazon users are not the only ones effected by this. (or is it affected?) Nook, Sony, Kobo and every other e-reader out there will be effected. While Amazon holds a strong position in the US, there are still a large number of Nook users, something like 20% if the guesstimates I have seen are correct, and 10% t0 20% of Kobo, Sony, Apple, and other users who will be effected.

The only way that Amazon is the only one effected is if the BPH say they will only sell in EPUB and I am not sure that type of a move is in their best interest because that would isolate 60-70% of the market and that strikes me as a bad, bad idea.
If the BPH said only ePub, then Amazon would have to adapt or die. If Amazon left the eBook market, it would mean sales for other readers would skyrocket and life would continue.
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