Thread: Judge rules that mediation needed in etailers vs the "Price-fixers."
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Old 08-18-2014, 04:11 PM   #36
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Originally Posted by Fbone View Post
Very possible.

With Sony (and their ereaders) leaving the US and Kobo (and their ereaders) virtually absent in the US, there aren't many companies left.

Google isn't bragging about ebook sales and they love to brag. B&N digital sales down 22%. This leaves only Apple with possible growth in market share.

It wouldn't surprise me if Amazon had 80-85% of ebook market.
Not yet but if Nook doesn't recover it is possible.
I can see an 80/20 market evolving.

Whereas before the conspiracy the odds were 60/40 Adobe/Amazon.
Right now Amazon is expanding into a near vacuum.
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