nice! I hope the Brazilian books are also available internationally ;)

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nice! I hope the Brazilian books are also available internationally ;)

#google   #googleplay   #googleplaybrasil   #brasil   #brazil   #googleplaystore  

Originally shared by Google Play

Google Play Books and Movies have arrived in Brazil. Enjoy millions of books from the world’s largest ebookstore, including thousands of Brazilian titles like Diálogos Impossíveis and recent blockbusters like The Amazing Spider-Man. And don’t wait to start enjoying local or international films on Google Play, they’re just a few clicks away. Read more about it here (in Portuguese): http://goo.gl/BYY92

We’re happy to invite Brazilians to start reading and watching today anywhere on the web, phones and tablets!

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  1. Jessica MeyerDecember 6, 2012 at 5:28 PM

    I can see books in English, Spanish, Catalan and German in my Google Play.. where are the other languages? We should have access to all of them.

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  2. Jessica MeyerDecember 6, 2012 at 5:41 PM

    Google Play I believe all books and movies should be available in every country in all released languages, at least the countries that already have access to Google Play for now. It is very easy for you to do guys, with the world this globalized it's the only fair option.

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  3. Gary MyersDecember 6, 2012 at 9:51 PM

    Ultimately it is an author decision. Some sell US rights to one publisher and rest of the world rights to another. And some don't sell rights to ebooks at all (eg JK Rowling kept hers).
    Frustrating for readers.

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