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Old 09-27-2014, 10:14 AM   #124
SteveEisenberg
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But see, I would bet that Overdrive (and thus, the libraries) have some sort of a contract with Hachette (and other publishers) so that they can guarantee that the book will be available upon publication. Amazon doesn't have that with Hachette.
Neither do local bookstores that put aside copies in advance on request.

There is no guarantee when you order a book before release that it will actually be published on time, or ever. This is true, contract or no contract.

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Well, I don't live in the Seattle Metro area, but a lot of my family does, and they all love Amazon.
As customers? I don't deny that part of the poll. But do Seattleites in the know really say that Amazon is a better place to work than the other comparable tech employer, Microsoft?

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