Russia's largest online retailer announces start to offer Member services to E-book application Bookmate

Absrtact: October 15--while Amazon has yet to introduce Kindle E-books to Russia, many of its online retailers are poised to seize the opportunity to seize the Russian e-book market first. Ulmart, Russia's largest online retailer, has just announced the start

In the October 15 news, many Russian online retailers are poised to seize the opportunity to seize the Russian e-book market while Amazon has not yet introduced its Kindle ebook to Russia.

Ulmart, Russia's largest online retailer, has just announced the start of its membership service for E-book application bookmate, with consumers spending 150 rupees (4 dollars) to browse all Bookmate e-books. It is understood that Ulmart last year's sales reached 1 billion U.S. dollars, and again this June when the investment bookmate.

Ozon, another Russian online retailer, bought litres, the largest online bookstore in Russia this May, adding 50,000 e-books to Ozon, as well as a lot of physical books and clothing.

Billion power network learned that in this era of e-books and audio-visual products such as rampant piracy, Russian consumers are more inclined to genuine goods. Last year Russia's e-book turnover reached 1 billion rupees, according to litres data.