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Tag Archives: Acquisitions
My Intriguing 16 PALM Shares
So, I’m following Palm’s stock in the wake of their announced acquisition by HP. And it’s funny, but I don’t think this is the final deal quite yet.Palm’s currently priced at $5.81. HP said it would buy them for $5.70. Based on my … Continue reading
And Nothing Against Lexcyle
To go from a summer of code to a payday makes tons o’ sense. They had obvious difficulties monetizing the platform in any notable way but shook up the market, obviously. Affiliate sales through Fictionwise/BoB/ et al weren’t going to … Continue reading
Posted in Devices, Ebooks
Tagged Acquisitions, Amazon, Devices, Ebooks, Fictionwise, Stanza, Take the Money and Run
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OK, Who’s Left Now?
BooksonBoard is indie, though mostly a conduit so Overdrive. Fictionwise is owned, with Palm. Ingram/LSI is around. I had some good experiences with aggregator All-Romance Ebooks for a couple Olympia titles that sorta fit–well, at least one title. Ish. Maybe … Continue reading
Amazon Buying Abe (and Bookfinder) and a portion of LibraryThing
This is kinda interesting. It’s really the open nature of Bookfinder that has made the market for used books so fluid (as a serious buyer, I’ve seen players in used books come, grow, die because they pissed off the sellers, … Continue reading