Sentence examples for book competitors from inspiring English sources

Likewise, Google would be at a clear advantage over online book competitors, including Amazon.

Samsung's favorite pen tool, the S Pen — with a 0.7mm tip, Windows Ink support, the capability to detect more than 4,000 levels of pressure and which hasn't been featured since the Note 7 — has found its next host, a Surface Book competitor: the Samsung Notebook 9 Pro.

Rebuck's message, now widely shared, is that the Kindle and its e-book competitors will not kill the book but happily co-exist with it in a bright new bi-literary environment.

He dismisses concerns over its e-book competitors.

It's a tough world out there, and company owners who blindly try to go it alone are likely to be left behind by their open-book competitors.

More specifically, the U.S. alleges that in "phone conversations, e-mails and dinners at exclusive New York restaurants," top executives of Amazon's e-book competitors, "colluded to wrest control of the market from Amazon.com and raise prices on e-books". Is this much ado about nothing?

Adler emphasized three main points that characterize the Scribd system (and may help distinguish it from other "Netflix for books" competitors like the recently launched Oyster).

Still, given its subscription-based pricing, consumers may lump it in their minds along with the other "Netflix for e-books" competitors.

Your first real e-book competitor may have just arrived.

So they've got a patent with language clearly encompassing their biggest e-book competitor and a half-dozen other devices.

The word was suggested by one attendee who had been reading the book Agile Competitors and Virtual Organizations: Strategies for Enriching the Customer.