With the advancement of technology, businesses must adapt and evolve to survive or risk of being phased out, not intentionally but as a side effect to not offering things either quickly enough or efficient enough. The internet is a wonderful thing and what is even more wonderful is the ability to shop at home and never have to leave your house. One area of the retail store market which has seen much conflict is the book industry. However, shopping mall bookstores have boosted book sales since the late 1960s (Bettina, 2012). The idea was to adapt the large retail store concept, such as Home Depot or Walmart, to the book trade. A typical superstore now stocks up to 200,000 titles, compared with the 20,000 titles found in older mall stores (Bettina). As superstores expanded, they began to sell recorded music and feature coffee shops and live performances. Borders had grown from 14 superstores in 1991 to more than 508 superstores by 2012, but…