Thread: DOJ reiterates need for Apple punishments; gets support from Kobo
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Old 08-09-2013, 06:12 PM   #5
fjtorres
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While the publishing industry apologists harp about Amazon, it is Kobo, Sony and Nook that are foremost among the many epub vendors that stand to gain from the proposed remedies.
Nook, for some reason, seems unwilling to step up and admit that they are the biggest victim of the conspiracy but at least Kobo is willing to stand up for their own best interests.
Now if only the BPHs realized how counterproductive their stance is and actually started looking after their own long term interests...
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