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Old 02-22-2016, 10:09 AM   #1
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Kobo CEO faces uphill e-book battle

I recently found this article on Kobo posted on the Globe and Mail a few days ago.

Some facts from the article:
  • Kobo has 26 million users.
  • Presence in 190 countries.
  • A library of 4.7 million e-books and magazines.
  • In third place behind Apple and Amazon.
  • 2011, Kobo was sold to Rakuten for $315-million.
  • 2007, 25 people worked at Kobo, now it is 360 employees.
  • Average customer is more likely to be 50 years old than 20.

I always thought that Kobo was in second place, but not third people Apple.

I am perplexed why older people would be drawn the Kobo brand.
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