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The NY Times picked the most Lex Luther-ish image they could find of Bezos for their feature on Barnes & Noble. I strongly suggest reading this piece. The tale of Barnes & Noble’s push to position themselves as a technology company is fascinating (in a tilting-at-windmills sort of way). The finale of the piece reveals how frail the state of the major publishing industry, with companies staking their future on the success of large brick and mortar bookstores and upward trending print and eReader sales.

The NY Times picked the most Lex Luther-ish image they could find of Bezos for their feature on Barnes & Noble.

I strongly suggest reading this piece. The tale of Barnes & Noble’s push to position themselves as a technology company is fascinating (in a tilting-at-windmills sort of way). The finale of the piece reveals how frail the state of the major publishing industry, with companies staking their future on the success of large brick and mortar bookstores and upward trending print and eReader sales.

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    don’t really read...anymore, but I would miss the stores I think.
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