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Home ยป No Freakin' Amazon!

Not a brick/mortar v. major retailer distinction

Submitted by Elizabeth on 19 June 2007 - 11:06am.

I think the important distinction is not between "bricks and mortar" on the one hand and "anonymous Amazon-type retailer" on the other. More important, probably, is the distinction between community-minded businesses that show responsibility where workers' rights, environmental impact, and community health are concerned, and businesses that drive those community-minded businesses into the ground.

I understand sunburntkamel's point about getting your work out there if you're an independent artist. It seems we need to be using the internet our advantage as indie-supportive folks, to help both indie artists and community-oriented retailers!


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