Thread: Classic B&N ebooks still more expensive than Kindle. Will they lower prices?
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Old 11-18-2009, 03:04 AM   #33
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The price differential is confusing and time consuming. It does, however, show the genius of the iTunes business model - if Amazon or B&N had a fixed price for books (or most of them) it would enocurage people to shop. What we are seeing is what happens when the providers have too much leverage, and tweak prices to the point that it is just chaos.
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