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Old 11-18-2015, 01:26 PM   #170
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Originally Posted by Rizla View Post
It's obvious Amazon is hugely dominant. It's silly to even debate it.

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Did you even use that look-up yourself?
The first two reports hit claim 65% and 67% of the US market.
The topic here is the German market.

Since you didn't read the reports that your look-up referenced, you most likely didn't read to the bottom of the one I provided.
That is where the report describes how the Amazon e-book market share is being over estimated.
With that information, you can adjust that 65..67% yourself.

"Majority US market share of e-book sales" == yes
"Hugely dominate (of sales, publication, anything you care to name)" == no
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