Thread: Dealing with Barnes and Noble
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Old 01-21-2010, 06:08 PM   #50
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Originally Posted by calvin-c View Post
Since B&N owns FW, which has much experience operating an online ebook store, why should B&N have trouble operating a new one?
For the same reason that FW has titles for sale that B&N doesn't? Or for the same reason that B&N seems to be moving to undercut FW (not by much on the titles I checked - maybe 25 cents cheaper, but you're stuck with Adobe-infected .epub instead of clean multiformat).
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