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  • / E-Retailers

    Amazon.com adds 110 million tomes through acquisition of AbeBooks

    The No. 1 e-retailer is building on its already enormous literary selection with its purchase of AbeBooks, which specializes in used, rare and out-of-print books.

    Posted 08/01/2008Don DavisPost a comment

    The No. 1 e-retailer is building on its already enormous literary selection with its purchase of AbeBooks, which specializes in used, rare and out-of-print books.

  • / Technology

    AbeBooks continues to build its library of companies

    AbeBooks has acquired Chrislands, a company that builds, hosts and maintains online bookstores for used booksellers around the world. It’s the fourth acquisition by AbeBooks in as many years.

    Posted 04/10/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment

    AbeBooks has acquired Chrislands, a company that builds, hosts and maintains online bookstores for used booksellers around the world. It’s the fourth acquisition by AbeBooks in as many years.

  • Abebooks makes another acquisition

    Abebooks is acquiring FillZ, a U.S. book inventory and order management company that assists booksellers with selling their books on various third-party books sites.

    Posted 03/01/2006Bill BriggsPost a comment

    Abebooks is acquiring FillZ, a U.S. book inventory and order management company that assists booksellers with selling their books on various third-party books sites.

  • Abebooks turns the page on European expansion

    As Abebooks enters its second decade as a web retailer, the company is relying less on third-party reseller agreements and more on international expansion, organic growth and site upgrades, says CEO Hannes Blum.

    Posted 02/01/2006Mark BrohanPost a comment

    As Abebooks enters its second decade as a web retailer, the company is relying less on third-party reseller agreements and more on international expansion, organic growth and site upgrades, says CEO Hannes Blum.

  • / E-Retailers

    Abebooks acquires books comparison site BookFinder.com

    With about 1 million monthly visitors and a network of about 3,000 used and rare book dealers, BookFinder.com is an up-and-coming books comparison site, says Abebooks. The acquisition will help Abebooks expand in the global online books market.

    Posted 11/09/2005Mark Brohan1 comments

    With about 1 million monthly visitors and a network of about 3,000 used and rare book dealers, BookFinder.com is an up-and-coming books comparison site, says Abebooks. The acquisition will help Abebooks expand in the global online books market.

  • / Press Release

    Cheapest College Textbooks Found with BookFinder.com Comparison Shopping Engine

    Berkeley, Calif., (August 12, 2008)-The problem: in an already struggling economy, the cost of college textbooks continue to outpace the rate of inflation. The solution: BookFinder.com. BookFinder.com scours the inventory of over 150 million books for sale from the largest bookseller network available anywhere. BookFinder.com is the first stop for college textbook shoppers: http://www.bookfinder.com/textbooks/ “We’re excited to offer students...

    Posted 08/12/2008

    Berkeley, Calif., (August 12, 2008)-The problem: in an already struggling economy, the cost of college textbooks continue to outpace the rate of inflation. The solution: BookFinder.com. BookFinder.com scours the inventory of over 150 million books for sale from the largest bookseller network…

  • / Press Release

    BookFinder.com Expands Into European Market With JustBooks Network of Local Search Engines

    BERKELEY, Calif., Sept. 27 -- BookFinder.com, the popular ecommerce search engine for books, has introduced the JustBooks network of European vertical ecommerce search engines. BookFinder.com is initially launching two new websites, JustBooks.co.uk for the British market (http://www.justbooks.co.uk) and JustBooks.de for the German market (http://www.justbooks.de). The introduction of these beta websites marks BookFinder.com`s first major step...

    Posted 10/03/2006

    BERKELEY, Calif., Sept. 27 -- BookFinder.com, the popular ecommerce search engine for books, has introduced the JustBooks network of European vertical ecommerce search engines. BookFinder.com is initially launching two new websites, JustBooks.co.uk for the British market (http://www.justbooks.co.uk)…

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