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Originally Posted by fjtorres
First thought; Nate makes a big deal about Kobo not requiring exclusivity but I see it as a moot point. Kindle Unlimited does so any book on Kobo plus will by default be Kobo "exclusive" since none of the other major ebookstores have subscription services and the few startup subscription services have minimal presence and are likely to be steam-rolled by Kobo.
(It's similar to how most Nintendo Wii games were de-facto exclusives simply because the control system had to be tailored for the waggle wands. So being on Wii precluded being on XBOX or PlayStation.)
Unless their TOS are too restrictive, Kobo plus should do pretty well in the near term.
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I thought Kindle Unlimited exclusivity means you cannot sell your book anywhere else. Kindle Unlimited books can't be sold for any price in any manner on Kobo or any other store. If books in Kobo plus are not exclusive, I take that to mean that you can still sell your book on Amazon for regular price. That's a big difference.