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Borders will work with Kobo Inc., an electronic book service spun off from Toronto-based Indigo Books & Music Inc., on an e-reader application that will be available for most mobile phones and PCs begining in the second quarter of 2010. Financial terms were undisclosed. The news comes after Ann Arbor, Mich.-based Borders' chief rival Barnes & Noble launched its own e-reader, the Nook, in October. The field has been dominated by Amazon.com's Kindle. Sales through the Borders-branded e-book store will be recorded by Borders. Kobo says it has a catalog of over 2 million e-books. |