Google has rolled out Google Play storefronts in both Germany and Spain this week, with ebooks featured in both offerings. Those store openings have come quickly after their first non-English ebookstore in Italy, which debuted in early May. Particularly after their settlement of lawsuits related to the Google Books scanning…
Google Launches eBooks In Both Germany and Spain
by Michael Cader on June 14, 2012 in ebookstores, eNews, International News
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