Barnes & Noble retracts decision regarding O.J. book

Reuters reports that Barnes & Noble has changed its mind regarding the decision to carry O.J. Simpson’s controversial book If I Did It, in bookstores. Originally the chain had said it would not carry the book in its stores and could only be available online. "Our customers are asking for it. We have been monitoring pre-orders and decided we had enough," a spokeswoman is quoted saying in the article. Originally the store had said it did not believe there would be enough of a demand for the book to stock it, but since the pre-orders, they have changed their minds. Anything for a buck. Read the full Reuters article here.

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