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2. Book Depository - Wikipedia

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   In 2009 and 2010, it won Direct Bookselling Company of the Year at the Bookseller Industry Awards, [7] and the Queen's Award For Enterprise. [citation needed]In 2012, Book Depository was a finalist for the Fast Growth Business Awards' Retail/Leisure Business of the Year award, and won two UK Startup Awards, Online Business of the Year and Retailer of the Year.

3. List of online booksellers - Wikipedia

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   Online only: An online book marketplace founded in January 2020. Its stated mission is "to financially support local, independent bookstores." Booktopia Australia: Online only: Australia's largest online bookstore. They have 128,000 in stock titles with 800,000 units ready to ship from their 100,000 sq ft distribution centre. Brotherhood Books ...

4. Biblio.com - Wikipedia

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   Biblio was founded in 2000 as a rare book metasearch service, and in 2003 launched its own book marketplace website, Biblio.com, which is the primary product of the company. [3] Since 2003, Biblio has sold over 7.5 million books, including new and used titles.

5. Category:Online bookstores - Wikipedia

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   A category for bookstores that sell books online and operate without a physical location. Pages in category "Online bookstores" The following 10 pages are in this category, out of 10 total.

6. Andrew Crawford (entrepreneur) - Wikipedia

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   Andrew Crawford (born 27 July 1971) is an Irish entrepreneur and the founder and former CEO of The Book Depository.He was born in Zambia, of Irish heritage.Crawford was educated at Downside School and then The University of Liverpool studying engineering science and industrial management.

7. AbeBooks - Wikipedia

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   The company name "Abebooks" is derived from their original name, "Advanced Book Exchange". [3] From the late 1990s to 2005, AbeBooks had reseller agreements with eBay , Half.com , Barnes & Noble.com , BibliOZ.com and Amazon.com , allowing AbeBooks to market and sell booksellers' books through those channels; these agreements were dissolved in 2005.