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But Amazon has a huge big market of its own. All they have to say is "like iTunes, but all the books you can read" and they'll be able to sit back and count the cash.
B&N, having its own online store, may not want Amazon to get there first, but they have also used their heavyweight status in the industry to force publishers into agreements more in their (B&N's) favor. Borders is still selling through Amazon, so I don't know as they'd fight this.
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