Sainsbury's To Rebrand Anobii Ebook Service

Thursday 23rd May

Sainsbury's To Rebrand Anobii Ebook Service

Posted at 8:12AM Thursday 31 Jan 2013

Sainsbury's is to rebrand Anobii, the ebook retailer and social network it purchased from HMV last year.

Anobii will continue to exist as a social network for book lovers at www.anobii.com while the rebranded eBooks by Sainsbury's will go live from from 20th February 2013. The URL will be http://www.sainsburysebooks.co.uk

ebookmagazine.co.uk

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