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Amazon competitor Bookshop.org says Kobo e-reader support will happen this year after all

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Julie Bort
Amazon competitor Bookshop.org says Kobo e-reader support will happen this year after all
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Bookshop.org has confirmed that its long-awaited integration with Kobo e-readers is back on track for a release later this year. The partnership aims to allow users to purchase e-books from independent bookstores directly through their Kobo devices.

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The integration provides a viable alternative for consumers who wish to support independent retailers while using dedicated e-reading hardware.

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If you’re looking for an e-reader that allows you to buy expensive bestsellers from your local independent bookshops, your research will inevitably point you to Rakuten’s Kobo eReader . But, as it turns out, this reputation is largely based on outdated methods for buying Kobo books, involving signing up for a Kobo account from bookshops’ websites.

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