Note: Media observer Dan Bloom wonders, like a lot of people, just what Amazon’s popular and must-see book stats really mean. His opinion here reflects his own personal hunch about how things operate in the shop that Jeff Bezos runs. Comments welcome below, pro and con. The next time you read in a press release […]The post What do Amazon’s book stats really mean? Nobody knows for sure appeared first on TeleRead: News and views on e-books, libraries, publishing and related topics. …read more

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