bookseller

In China, everyone reads books on their phone and China Mobile is the biggest telephone service provider and e-bookseller.

He was apprenticed to a local bookbinder and bookseller at age 14 and became a voracious reader as a teenager.

In Canada no bookseller can be majority owned by a foreign company, (they can only own something like 25%, it's seriously screwed up).

Authors were a good one for an on-line bookseller I worked for (not Amazon).

I was in Waterston's children's department (UK bookseller chain) this weekend and found myself amazed at the sheer diversity of kids books.

I already use their book listings as a convenient shopping guide, and I then buy the books I find from my local bookseller.

I'd also like companies that have the ability to compete with Amazon as a bookseller (Apple, Google, etc.) to take another look at the book market.

My mother was a bookseller, which was previously tax-free (so it wasn't good for her business), but she said that other vendors were over the moon at the much greater ease of compliance.

My first real job out of High School (no, not college) was in 1991 at a Crown Bookseller where there was an Ingram Micro computer that connected to the Ingram database and nothing else.

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> The company, based in Seattle, now sells more than a third of new print books, a level no single bookseller has ever reached before, and it closely controls the dominant e-book platform.

- The student has given his or her last pennies to the bursar and the bookseller, is literally living in a van and gleaning the trash to meet survival needs, and is avoiding peers and professors to conceal this lifestyle.

Roald Dahl wrote a story about this (one of his short stories for adults, not his children's stories), "the Bookseller".

It was announced yesterday that Whitcoulls, Auckland's foremost bookseller, would vacate its flagship store." [1] That leaves one small bookshop in the CBD of a 1.5m population city.

But if one googles "Sons of Wichita", then one of the first results is the book's page at the website of Barnes & Noble, a rival online bookseller.

Eg "Uber is just private taxis", "Amazon is just an online bookseller", "Twitter is just a microblogging service".