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IndieBound
IndieBound (formerly Book Sense) is a marketing and branding program of the American Booksellers Association, in which independent bookstores across North America participated in order to better compete with the large book chains. Bookstores participating in the Book Sense program were expected to display the Book Sense logo and take part in at least some of the components of the program. In 2008, Book Sense was replaced by IndieBound.
== Book Sense bestseller lists ==
The Book Sense bestseller program was developed to provide a method of calculating bestsellers better suited to independent bookstores than the lists provided by ''The New York Times'' and others. Two factors contribute to the differences. First, ''The New York Times'' lists include all book sales, including grocery stores, gift shops, independent bookstores, large chains, big box stores, and drug stores; where the Book Sense lists consider only sales from independent bookstores. Second, ''The New York Times'' lists include reports from publishers, which can "double-count" a book (the sale is reported once by the publisher and once by the retailer) and generate artificially high sales of popular new books when retailers and distributors purchase large numbers of books that may later be returned unsold to the publishers.
Book Sense had published weekly lists for hardcover fiction, hardcover nonfiction, trade paperback fiction, trade paperback nonfiction, mass market paperback, "children's interest," children's illustrated, and children's fiction series. Category lists, which focus on a particular genre, are published less frequently. These lists have been replaced by the Indie Bestseller Lists that are released by IndieBound as XML feeds.
抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』
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