Kobo expands in Turkey

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http://www.digitalbookworld.com/2016...hes-in-turkey/

Toronto, ON – Rakuten Kobo, a leading innovator in the digital reading space, today announced it has partnered with D&R, Turkey’s largest book and media retailer to bring Kobo’s world-class eReading platform and devices to avid Turkish readers. Customers can now access the service through D&R, both in-store and online at www.dr.com.tr. Coming in May, customers will also have access to Kobo through leading e-commerce platform www.idefix.com, a subsidiary of D&R.

D&R offers a localized eBookstore built with Turkish readers in mind, offering 15,000 Turkish language eBooks, within a global catalog of 4.7 million eBooks. Readers can explore a diverse selection of bestsellers, curated recommendations, best-of-the-month, and seasonal suggestions. Through the Kobo platform, customers receive tailored recommendations based on their reading preferences – creating the best possible reading experience.

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Readers can explore a diverse selection of bestsellers, curated recommendations, best-of-the-month, and seasonal suggestions.

Readers can explore a diverse selection of bestsellers, curated recommendations, best-of-the-month, non-working coupons, special sales of books no one wants and seasonal suggestions.

[MGlitch]

I've never had any issues with getting a ebook I want from Kobo. Their selection seems on par with other companies.

The recommendations have been, for me, better than services that aren't directly getting money from me if I buy the book.

But yeah the coupons are on the weak side.