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Last updated 10.02.10
Indie booksellers concerned by latest Oxfam Bookshop
Independent booksellers in Herne Hill, south London, have expressed their concern over an Oxfam bookshop which opened today (10th...
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Durham Cathedral reopens its bookshop
Durham Cathedral bookshop will re-open under its own management on 1st March after closing...
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Booksellers roll-out New Year sales
Bookshops have rolled out their New Year sales offers with Waterstone's, Amazon.co.uk...
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Bookshops - In Depth
Last updated 09.01.08
Wagging the long tail
As booksellers' mission statements go, "All Books Available to All" is about as bold as it gets. But since its launch in 2004, The Book Depository (http://www.bookdepository.co.uk) has rarely been short of ambition.While...
Beckenham Bookshop: Bromley's only indie
Nestled at the top end of Beckenham High Street, Beckenham Bookshop's small, wood-fronted premises, sunny window display and friendly staff help to preserve the charm of this leafy Kent suburb. Described by store manager Kelly Bradford as a...
Start it up online
Independent bookshops are being routinely undercut on a range of new and backlist books by high street chains, out-of-town superstores, supermarkets and online booksellers. Even so-called "bookshop books"--quality hardback fiction and...
Bookshops - Blogs
Last updated 21.08.09
DAMIAN HORNER
Smell the coffee
Bookshop cafés are hard work but with imagination and the right approach, they can be a business booster.
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