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Old 11-09-2013, 11:52 PM   #54
AnemicOak
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"Hmmm, let's see," wrote Carole Horne from Harvard Book Store in Massachusetts.

"We sell Kindles for essentially no profit, the new Kindle customer is in our store where they can browse and discover books, the new Kindle customer can then check the price on Amazon and order the e-book.

"We make a little on their e-book purchases, but then lose them as a customer completely after two years. Doesn't sound like such a great partnership to me."
Of course they sell Kobo's at Harvard Book Store. Aren't the deals pretty similar?

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