bookstore

And if you run a bookstore, you're welcome to carry or not carry whatever books you like.

It never ceases to amaze me how an online bookstore can be so ahead of all the self-professed hosting providers.

The book is out of print so it may be a little tough to get a hold of (I found mine online at Powell's used bookstore).

And Amazon has not been just an online bookstore for a very long time.

Go to every single bookstore in your area and talk to the potential customers.

This guys father (grandfather?) runs a bookstore in either Lewiston or clarkston.

When I was a kid, a bookstore nearby had a computer where you could download free software, with a closed interface.

Their recommendations feel to me like the recommendation engine is still more or less the one they had when they were mainly an online bookstore.

Because Bezos never thought of Amazon as (only) an online bookstore.

Would it be under D or V in a french bookstore?

S.), but there's something about the bookstore (being able to speak at a normal tone, having a coffee shop in there) that seems to attract people more.

It's like browsing a bookstore that's sorted by color.

But I do notice that people prefer to "hang out", stroll around, or spend an evening at a bookstore than a library.

Yet the categories pulldown in the bookstore has only two obvious software-related topics: the rather specific "Agile", and the rather broad "Software".

“...who sat for three hours in a Barnes & Noble bookstore with a measuring tape painstakingly constructing this fabulous dataset.” Wow, couldn’t actually buy the books?!