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Hong Kong Book Lovers Mourn Store Closure After Constant Complaints
In a quiet Hong Kong cul-de-sac, hundreds gathered over the weekend to say goodbye to an independent bookstore after weekly government inspections spurred by anonymous complaints forced it to put up the shutters.
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"Bots Or Humans?" Bookstore Slammed For Job Ad With Unrealistic Expectations
The bookstore is facing criticism from social media users for the list of expectations mentioned in the job advertisement.
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Olympics Threatens To Erase A Paris Symbol: Over 500 Bookstores Ordered To Move
Booksellers along the river Seine say the Olympics threaten to erase a symbol of Paris after they were told by local authorities that they will have to remove their stalls for the Summer Games opening ceremony in 2024 for security reasons.
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Hungary Imposes Rs 29 Lakh Fine On Bookstore For Selling LGBT-Themed Novel
The bookstore said that it plans to take legal action against the fine, claiming it was disproportionate and the law is too vague.
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Amazon To Shut Down Its Global Online Bookstore To Cut Costs: Report
Amazon will shut down global online bookstore Book Depository after almost two decades, CNN Business reported. The UK-based bookseller, bought by Amazon in 2011, announced Wednesday that it would cease operations on April 26.
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Delhi Book Store's 4th Generation Owner Tells Its Story Spanning 7 Decades
Faqir Chand and Sons bookstore, located in the upscale Khan market in Delhi, is one of the most iconic places in the capital.
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In Ukraine's Lviv, War Reaches Even Children's Books
In the basement of the bookshop she manages in western Ukraine, Romana Yaremyn shows hundreds of books stacked half way to the ceiling after they were evacuated from the country's war-torn east.
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World Book Day 2020: Bookstores Turn To Social Media In The Time Of Coronavirus
World Book Day 2020: In the coronavirus lockdown, bookstores are trying to keep their loyal customers engaged by focusing on the social media platform.
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Economics Professor Suggested Amazon Replace Libraries. It Didn't Go Well
An economics professor sparked widespread online outrage and ridicule over the weekend after writing an op-ed piece for Forbes titled "Amazon Should Replace Local Libraries to Save Taxpayers Money."
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Dubai Bookstore Runs On Trust. Has No Staff But A Payment Drop Box
If you are a bookworm and happen to be in Dubai, then you must not miss a chance to visit the city's first-ever 24x7 'trust' bookshop and that too with no 'support staff'. Book Hero is running a mini pop-up stand at Marina Walk in Dubai Marina through May. What's more is that although the store does not have any staff, it instead runs on public tru...
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Amazon Goes Into the Holidays With Magnified Store Presence
Amazon now has more than a dozen Amazon Books stores, which also sell toys, electronics and small gifts.
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Saudi Arabia Pulls 'Indecent' Novel From Bookstores
Saudi authorities on Thursday pulled a novel by an award-winning author from bookstores after readers denounced some passages as pornographic, sparking controversy in the ultra-conservative kingdom.
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Amazon Opens First Brick and Mortar New York Bookshop
Amazon launched brick and mortar bookstores in six other cities first, starting in its hometown Seattle in 2015.
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Five Reasons Amazon Is Experimenting With Physical Stores
Although the company already dominates e-commerce, 90 percent of worldwide retail spending is still in brick-and-mortar stores.
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This Bookstore Has Got Clickbait Right. Here's How
A bookstore in Texas made a noble use of clickbait to get people to read more. Dallas bookshop'The Wild Detectives' came up with the idea of Litbaits. The store introduced Litbaits on their Facebook page that usedclickbait headlines to redirect users to the online versions of classic books. All for a good cause
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Hong Kong Book Lovers Mourn Store Closure After Constant Complaints
In a quiet Hong Kong cul-de-sac, hundreds gathered over the weekend to say goodbye to an independent bookstore after weekly government inspections spurred by anonymous complaints forced it to put up the shutters.
-
"Bots Or Humans?" Bookstore Slammed For Job Ad With Unrealistic Expectations
The bookstore is facing criticism from social media users for the list of expectations mentioned in the job advertisement.
-
Olympics Threatens To Erase A Paris Symbol: Over 500 Bookstores Ordered To Move
Booksellers along the river Seine say the Olympics threaten to erase a symbol of Paris after they were told by local authorities that they will have to remove their stalls for the Summer Games opening ceremony in 2024 for security reasons.
-
Hungary Imposes Rs 29 Lakh Fine On Bookstore For Selling LGBT-Themed Novel
The bookstore said that it plans to take legal action against the fine, claiming it was disproportionate and the law is too vague.
-
Amazon To Shut Down Its Global Online Bookstore To Cut Costs: Report
Amazon will shut down global online bookstore Book Depository after almost two decades, CNN Business reported. The UK-based bookseller, bought by Amazon in 2011, announced Wednesday that it would cease operations on April 26.
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Delhi Book Store's 4th Generation Owner Tells Its Story Spanning 7 Decades
Faqir Chand and Sons bookstore, located in the upscale Khan market in Delhi, is one of the most iconic places in the capital.
-
In Ukraine's Lviv, War Reaches Even Children's Books
In the basement of the bookshop she manages in western Ukraine, Romana Yaremyn shows hundreds of books stacked half way to the ceiling after they were evacuated from the country's war-torn east.
-
World Book Day 2020: Bookstores Turn To Social Media In The Time Of Coronavirus
World Book Day 2020: In the coronavirus lockdown, bookstores are trying to keep their loyal customers engaged by focusing on the social media platform.
-
Economics Professor Suggested Amazon Replace Libraries. It Didn't Go Well
An economics professor sparked widespread online outrage and ridicule over the weekend after writing an op-ed piece for Forbes titled "Amazon Should Replace Local Libraries to Save Taxpayers Money."
-
Dubai Bookstore Runs On Trust. Has No Staff But A Payment Drop Box
If you are a bookworm and happen to be in Dubai, then you must not miss a chance to visit the city's first-ever 24x7 'trust' bookshop and that too with no 'support staff'. Book Hero is running a mini pop-up stand at Marina Walk in Dubai Marina through May. What's more is that although the store does not have any staff, it instead runs on public tru...
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Amazon Goes Into the Holidays With Magnified Store Presence
Amazon now has more than a dozen Amazon Books stores, which also sell toys, electronics and small gifts.
-
Saudi Arabia Pulls 'Indecent' Novel From Bookstores
Saudi authorities on Thursday pulled a novel by an award-winning author from bookstores after readers denounced some passages as pornographic, sparking controversy in the ultra-conservative kingdom.
-
Amazon Opens First Brick and Mortar New York Bookshop
Amazon launched brick and mortar bookstores in six other cities first, starting in its hometown Seattle in 2015.
-
Five Reasons Amazon Is Experimenting With Physical Stores
Although the company already dominates e-commerce, 90 percent of worldwide retail spending is still in brick-and-mortar stores.
-
This Bookstore Has Got Clickbait Right. Here's How
A bookstore in Texas made a noble use of clickbait to get people to read more. Dallas bookshop'The Wild Detectives' came up with the idea of Litbaits. The store introduced Litbaits on their Facebook page that usedclickbait headlines to redirect users to the online versions of classic books. All for a good cause
