More and more bookstores are facing a new phenomenon:
The latter wishes to acquire 800,000 books in the Dutch language.
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The latter wishes to acquire 800,000 books in the Dutch language. The Canadian company denies any connection to a company similar to Anthropic: "Zoom Books is a used bookstore. At present, there is no evidence that Zoom Books sells its books to companies that have the same approach as Anthropic.
Furthermore, Miguel Ángel Ortega, bookseller and president of the Association professionnel des livres anciens et de la collection (UNILIBER) explains to elDiario.es: "We are not only merchants, but we have functions of preservation, conservation and restoration of the bibliographic heritage. Many of them across Europe face a contradiction between the desire to sell books and the doubts about the companies that buy them. De Slegte did not wish to respond to the request, explaining, via its spokesperson Kris Landuyt: "Everyone can see what we offer for sale on our website and order the quantity desired".
In addition, The De Slegte bookshop is a real institution in the Netherlands. According to the newspaper elDiario.es , a page on the website of Zoom Books is called "ai-livres-training" but has recently been deleted.
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The latter wishes to acquire 800,000 books in the Dutch language.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe Canadian company denies any connection to a company similar to Anthropic: "Zoom Books is a used bookstore.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAt present, there is no evidence that Zoom Books sells its books to companies that have the same approach as Anthropic.
reliability low1/2 sourcesMiguel Ángel Ortega, bookseller and president of the Association professionnel des livres anciens et de la collection (UNILIBER) explains to elDiario.es: "We are not only merchants, but we have functions of preservation, conservation and restoration of the bibliographic heritage.
reliability low1/2 sourcesMany of them across Europe face a contradiction between the desire to sell books and the doubts about the companies that buy them.
reliability low1/2 sourcesDe Slegte did not wish to respond to the request, explaining, via its spokesperson Kris Landuyt: "Everyone can see what we offer for sale on our website and order the quantity desired".
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe De Slegte bookshop is a real institution in the Netherlands.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAccording to the newspaper elDiario.es , a page on the website of Zoom Books is called "ai-livres-training" but has recently been deleted.
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