Thread: Literary elites v. Amazon: yes, it's class warfare
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Old 09-13-2014, 03:16 PM   #35
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A company that controls 65% of the market - as Amazon does on the US ebook market - isn't just any big retailer that can demand favourable terms from its supplier. It has market domination and it has to be scrutinized closely if it abuses this position.
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