I just read this over at Marginal Revolution. I used to be a Borders fan but now find myself navigating the waters of Barnes & Noble. This statement seems to match my current inclination.
"Success of a book in Borders is less representative of overall success than it used to be; Borders (which is on the verge of going under, I might add) is now closer to an "indie" book store in many ways than it is to B&N."
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