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Old 04-26-2019, 10:33 AM   #38
ZodWallop
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Originally Posted by shalym View Post
I feel like Amazon is the only company that really cares about ebooks.

Well, actually, I think Kobo cares about them, but unfortunately, it doesn't seem as if Rakuten really does...
I've had that feeling too.

I think that's why a B&N/Kobo marriage made sense to so many people. B&N could have pushed sales of the devices in North America and Kobo would do a better job behind the scenes job of maintaining the devices and selling ebooks than B&N did. At least that's the theory.

It would have been a better fit than Walmart/Kobo. Though Walmart could have been a great partner, if they were interested in being a great partner. From the outside looking in, you can see that they just kinda dumped ebooks on a shelf like any other product with no fanfare or care.

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