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Originally Posted by rhadin
Please explain to me how you know with such certainty that Fictionwise's model was changed as a result of agency as opposed to another bad decision by B&N?
For all I know, and if you are honest, for all you know, B&N bought Fictionwise for the express purpose of putting it out of business and moving its customers to B&N. For a history of bad B&N decisions, need we look any further than the Nook? Why do you think that B&N would suddenly make a smart decision when it came to Fictionwise?
As I recall, when B&N bought Fictionwise you began proclaiming its death at the hands of B&N -- long before agency.
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Fictionwise ran with it's business model even after B&N bought them. There was no change in the way Fictionwise did business until the day agency kicked in. So how can you say it was because B&N bought Fictionwise? It was agency that caused the change and the downfall.