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Amazon squeezes on-demand publishers

Stephen Withers
Monday, 31 March 2008 11:45

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"We know from experience that the customer is going to buy your book from where you tell them to buy your book."

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(This writer's personal experience matches Hoy's observation - he has made exactly one purchase from Amazon, and that was because the book's author provided an Amazon link.)

Hoy also pointed out that people who order books from BarnesandNoble.com can also qualify for free shipping.

Amazon acquired BookSurge in 2005.

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