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Amazon’s new Pony Express service

Okay so it’s not quite a pony express service in the truest sense of the word but in a day and age when cloud computing and fast broadband are the hot buzzwords Amazon’s new ... continue

Amazon opens Kindle Blog Publishing Program to all Blogs

Amazon has opened the door to its Kindle Blog Publishing Program to everyone. The program, previously limited to a small number of blogs, formats and sells subscriptions to blogs to Kindle users. Blogs can't be offered for free, ... continue

What’s for dinner? Chicken in a can!

Amazon is selling the amazing and delicious SWEET SUE WHOLE CHICKEN IN A CAN 6 CT. (Affiliate link, because I know you want it.) For the cheap price of $49,99 plus 30,70 shipping you get six cans ... continue

An interesting Kindle stat

Personally I couldn’t give a rat’s ass about the Kindle as it is just another of the many US centric products on the market but I ran across a rather interesting stat concerning this ... continue

Amazon goes for 3rd reason lucky over #AmazonFail

Was it a policy decision? Was it a glitch? No, it was a cataloging error, at least that's what Amazon is now attributing to the stripping of GLBT titles from its sales charts. In case you missed the ... continue

#AmazonFail Resources: what you can do

Even as most of the United States heads to bed (at the time this post goes up), the #AmazonFail movement continues to push forward, with a constant and heavy stream on Twitter and across the web. From a ... continue

#AmazonFail: how one company will lose millions

As we reported earlier today, Amazon has been removing GLBT related books from its sales pages on the grounds that they are "adult content" even when they aren't. Amazon is now denying that they are banning gay books ... continue

Amazon hates gay people. No seriously, they’re banning gay books

Amazon celebrated the week leading up to Easter by purging its sales lists of gay content. The purge includes gay romance books that are sold in bookstores such as Borders next to Mills and Boon novels (including ... continue

Kindle Getting Competition From Cosmo Publisher

Amazon's Kindle e-book reader will soon see competition from an unlikely place: the publisher of Cosmo. Hearst Corp. is preparing to launch its own electronic reader, CNN Money reports, with the hope of bringing the magazine market into ... continue

Amazon Kindle 2: What’s New, When’s it Available, and Everything Else

Amazon has launched its new Kindle 2.0 e-book reader. The updated device will run $359 and will begin shipping February 24. Pre-orders are already being accepted, with priority being given to current Kindle owners. Amazon Kindle 2.0: Device ... continue

Google Launches Free e-Book Reader

Good news, smartphone users: Google is now making thousands of e-books available for mobile download, for free. The newly launched Google Book Search for mobile is available for all iPhone and Android-based device users. All you have to ... continue

Amazon bucks recession, posts 9% profit gain (AMZN)

Amazon has posted a 9% increase in income for the forth quarter, bucking the recession. Amazon (AMZN) net income in the fourth quarter rose to $225 million, or 52 cents per share, up from $207 million, or 48 ... continue

Coming to a bookstore in April: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies

What happens if you take a classic, and add zombies? Pride and Prejudice and Zombies is the result, billed as the classic regency romance, now with ultraviolent zombie mayhem! From the synopsis: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies features the ... continue