Is this the natural outcome of having larger retailers?
In the era of small local book stores, the store owner had large discretion on what to stock. Different book stores would naturally stock different books and cater to different preferences. The customer would have options to discover new books, but would also have popular books sometimes "hidden" by the book sellers preference.
If every book reader is hooked into the same recommendations/search feed will they naturally move to reading the same books?
In the era of small local book stores, the store owner had large discretion on what to stock. Different book stores would naturally stock different books and cater to different preferences. The customer would have options to discover new books, but would also have popular books sometimes "hidden" by the book sellers preference.
If every book reader is hooked into the same recommendations/search feed will they naturally move to reading the same books?