Sunday, March 23, 2008

Borders is on its way out? Leaving us with the Goliath of mediocrity that is Barnes & Noble? I don't like this one bit.

6 comments:

  1. I would say that I hadn't noticed any real significant difference in titles carried. I think the difference is atmospheric.

    On a side note: a local Borders got destroyed by a water main break. A friend of mine who works there said he went dumpster diving afterwards and cleaned up on water damaged books.

    "At least they are readable"

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  2. Everything will be Google someday.
    Resistance is futile.

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  3. Cap'n--

    Maybe it's just where I live, but here there's a pronounced difference in selection. Borders rules!

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  4. Anonymous10:23 PM

    My local Borders put in a large kiddie section and went downhill from there....

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  5. Anonymous10:21 AM

    The closest Borders here is 25 miles away and is the only place that sells Asimov's and Analog Science-Fiction.

    Bummer.

    I don't mind change, but us old folks need to catch our breath between acts.

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  6. Anonymous5:03 PM

    "Goliath of mediocrity..."

    Gee, I thought that was Microsoft.

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