Google E-Books Competes With Other iBookworm Readers
Summer Luu — December 7, 2010 — Tech
References: books.google & geekosystem
Google continues to dominate the online space, using a new initiative to explore the e-literary department with the launch of Google E-Books.
Entering a market that has already been established by dominant players like Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Apple, Google E-Books competes ferociously with more than 3 million books to access on any device with a web browser. This will also open doors to retailers who are looking sell E-books on their own platform. With its capacity, Google E-books makes a great play at putting this feature in the forefront of this i-bookworm market.
Entering a market that has already been established by dominant players like Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Apple, Google E-Books competes ferociously with more than 3 million books to access on any device with a web browser. This will also open doors to retailers who are looking sell E-books on their own platform. With its capacity, Google E-books makes a great play at putting this feature in the forefront of this i-bookworm market.
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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