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    On Amazon, you can publish your own eBook that people can read on their Kindles and other reading devices. They pay a commission if people buy your book, but now they are rolling out a subscription service where people get to read books based on the money they pay for their subscription. An author signs up for the subscription service, which means people with a Kindle Unlimited subscription can read their book without paying for it. Readers that subscribe can use their Kindle Unlimited all-you-can-read subscription, or read books via their Kindle Owners Lending Library (KOLL). Authors are not paid a commission when their book is bought. Instead, they are paid a commission based on how many pages the reader actually reads of their book. The…

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    Article 1: AMZ Promoter So you’ve finally bitten the bullet; you’ve started your very own Amazon store, you have your products in place, and now...nothing. But I’ve done everything the article said to, you think, referring back to the free top 5 list you read. Yes, you did – and so have about a million other sellers. There’s nothing wrong with your site; you just need traffic. Like with any store, physical or digital, without a group of buyers in place, you’re not going to move any…

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    making sure they are viewing each valuable aspect in the industry. Amazons’ main investment in themselves is the newest technology and data analytics (Thomson, 2012). It is this focus that allows Amazon to operate differently than their competitors (Thomson, 2012). Amazon.com succeeded while other Internet companies failed because though it is an online retailer, Amazon has a strong arm on brand awareness and are devoted to consumers through Internet technology that tracks the users’…

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    On September 2011, Amazon launched the Kindle Fire, a new product created by Amazon that offers many features such as Amazon Web Services, Prime, Kindle, Instant video streaming and the app store. This product provided 18 million movies, TV shows, songs, and magazines available for streaming or download. Kindle Fire cannot be categorized only as an e-reader because it offers many features that are present in tablets. Usually, e-readers offer to their users the possibility to read different…

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    report is based on Amazon, which is having an online retail market which deals in the consumer electronics etc. the product of Amazon that is Kindle market share value is 73.7% (Amazon, 2015). The strategies which to be used by the company and the issues related to the strategy has to be discussed in the report. Along with this positive points which are taken into use by the entity is also be discussed.…

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    potential ethics and compliance issues. The company trains their employees to the best of their abilities but if the employee does not comply with their policy their job may be terminated. 9- Company Planning Issues and Important decisions made recently by management (chapter 4) The Barnes and Noble Company is trying to expand their business by not making the bookstore all about books. The company is trying to expand their non-book merchandise and trying to see if improving that section of…

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    and selling them online is one way to create an income stream that keeps on giving. This article explains hot to write and publish an Ebook. The huge rise in popularity of the Kindle and the iPad, and the wide availability of free eBook reader apps for smartphones has increased the demand for eBooks dramatically. You can make a significant amount of money writing eBooks and the fantastic thing about writing and selling eBooks is that once you create the eBook, it will keep earning for you!…

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    In the second project, we were required to write about an artifact from a specific culture, and describe our relationship with this artifact. I chose my E-reader (aka the Amazon Kindle) to be my artifact. This E-reader is not a part of my own culture, actually, I could have chosen something else that is from my culture. However, when I look up my possessions, I did not find any artifact that I have special relationship with, and use it in a daily basis. I think my Kindle was something special to…

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    With the introduction of iPad, kindle, and other smartphone eBook readers, reading eBooks has never been more popular and favourite for users. This popularity and variety of platforms have also led to the simplicity and easiness to sell and publish an eBook. All this have led many companies and organizations to release fiction and non-fiction eBooks and make their promotion and marketing strategies even more powerful. With the latest platform, the marketing agencies can reach millions of…

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    launched the Kindle, a device that offered a comfortable reading experience, wireless connectivity, and access to Amazon’s inventory of books. Amazon’s well established business selling printed books online gave it ready access to a large set of book buyers, and the company promoted the Kindle, and e-books aggressively (Gilbert, 2015). Essentially, Amazon discovered a niche in its domain and instead of starting anew utilized its previous resource of book titles and relationships with publishers…

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