It seems that the fight with Hachette is taking its toll on Amazon, a big bill. Following the launch of Kindle Unlimited, are increasingly publishers who are supporting reading other services via streaming , not Kindle Unlimited, despite selling their ebooks and books still in Bezos shop, all with the purpose of damaging the Amazon service or perhaps Amazon warn what can or can not do.
After protests by Hachette, Simon & amp; Schuster , one of the five major publishers, has decided to support Kindle competitors Unlimited services, as Mofibo , a service of Danish origin to share the great publishing over 20,000 titles.
Not long ago, Harper Collins, another of the five major publisher has decided to support Scribd and expanded catalog with over 15,000 titles , and positioning Scribd offering over 500,000 titles, a figure close to that proposed by Kindle Unlimited, 600,000. Of course I do not think the big publishers permanently cease business involving Amazon, it would be very naive, but I think the big publishers are trying to give a message to Amazon, intentándole say that what makes Hachette is inadmissible and not will go through the hoop.
Of course I do not think Amazon is left to do this and you will surely have something signed for Kindle Unlimited, besides that editorial impulse entire team Bezos is trying to give your program publishing. Anyway, it seems that the war with Hachette is crossing borders and going to be very tricky, I hope of course that such a confrontation does not negatively impact customers as well as being wrong (as clients I say), I do not think the industry aguantase mistreatment or worsening conditions on the customer.
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