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BBC and ITV to Offer Streaming Service of British Shows in U.S.
- Narrated by: Sam Scholl
- Length: 3 mins
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Publisher's Summary
For more than 20 years, small bookstores have been vanishing, their business models under pressure from large competitors and internet retailers.Lately, though, there are signs that independent bookstores are making a comeback in New York and other cities, in part through innovative financing that gives neighborhoods a stake in the businesses.A case in point: Jessica Stockton Bagnulo and Rebecca Fitting, the owners of Greenlight Bookstore in Fort Greene, have just opened a new location in a second Brooklyn neighborhood, Prospect Lefferts Garden.
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