When Barnes & Noble went live with the revamped version of their website on June 30, there were a number of bumps, including some periods of downtime. But the biggest missing element was their Marketplace, which offers “access to tens of millions of items provided by” third-party sellers, including used books. On Tuesday night BN spokesperson Mary Ellen Keating confirmed to eCommerceBytes, “We recently launched our bn.com website without Marketplace going live. Our plan is to have Marketplace back up and live tomorrow.” Keating reiterated to PL that Marketplace was due to be live by or prior to 6:00 PM Wednesday evening, and indeed that […]
