Sentence examples for bookselling service from inspiring English sources

[Page C2.] Bertelsmann confirmed plans to abandon the bulk of BOL, its online bookselling service.

BarnesandNoble.com actually has two separate programs -- one on its Internet site, and one on its bookselling service on America Online.

In addition to offering the usual bookselling services, Beach's shop functioned as a literary centre during the 1920s and '30s, providing a lending library and a congenial meeting place for American expatriates and the larger artistic community.

Amazon and Infosys built global empires in bookselling and IT services respectively.

The Watermill Bookshop Continuing to "combine bookselling with other products and services, The Watermill has used its extra space for a wide range of products, as well as music and children's story time activities," says Chris.

Amazon became a bookselling giant by driving thousands of booksellers out of business.

To find work as a bookseller I would need a specific bookselling degree, which takes five years," she says.

I don't want to come over all Darwinian, but if you spend your time grumbling about supermarkets' deep discounting, the rise of internet booksellers and the dominance of Waterstone's instead of getting on with differentiating your stock, enhancing your service and buying a computer, then you don't need bookselling experience to see that you will fail.

After all, today, bookselling still booms and, indeed, now flourishes online, where a bookseller has become the best-known brand.

Internet bookselling has been hampered by relatively low levels of broadband penetration and poor postal services.

1903 William and Gilbert Foyle, aged 17 and 18, launch a bookselling business from their kitchen table beginning with the sale of textbooks after failing their civil service exams.