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Old 12-11-2017, 09:57 AM   #1
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Thumbs up Independent book stores making a comeback

Bookstores escape from jaws of irrelevance
bostonglobe.com - link

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Not so long ago it looked as if they would become another victim of digital disruption. Then they engineered a remarkable comeback.
The article mentions Ryan Raffaelli is an associate professor at Harvard Business School, and he is working on a full study will come out next year. He attributes the resurgence of small book stores to what he calls the “three C’s” -
community, curation, and convening.

Interesting article, and good to see small book stores are on the rise!
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