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Old 09-19-2017, 06:52 PM   #34
fjtorres
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Originally Posted by darryl View Post

I'm not suggesting that Amazon is planning to have near as many physical stores as B&N, nor have many if any stores outside of major cities. They already have much of this business online. Simply that Amazon's physical stores are one element in its overall strategy. Amazon enjoyed the Borders feast but also learned some lessons from it. It has positioned itself to consume a much greater share this time.

Bon appetit Amazon.
As long as the big publishers keep trying to steer readers away from ebooks and to print, Amazon will keep on feasting because most of their biggest challengers in ebooks(Apple, Kobo, Google) don't sell pbooks.

The big publishers keep trying to limit the adoption of ebooks to "reduce Amazon's power" but instead they keep hurting Amazon's competitors and giving Amazon even more power.

http://authorearnings.com/report/dbw2017/

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