Thread: NYT Removes ebook bestseller lists from print editions
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Old 05-18-2013, 07:19 PM   #5
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So what's that mean for the Combined Best-Seller List? Will both lists (ebook AND combined) be removed from the print version? I assume they'll eventually get rid of the print bestsellers from the online version for similar "natural habitat" reasons, no? I'm just seeing nothing but a big, bag of dumb, here.
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