Kobo and the Barnes and Noble Nook Color are not the only E-Reader companies with publishing agreements in place for magazines and newspapers, but it looks like Amazon has gotten into the mix as well.

At the 2015 Digital Book World conference, Amazon SVP Russ Grandinetti said he was “cautiously optimistic” about the prospects for Kindle Unlimited, the subscription service which Amazon had launched ...

In a post today in the Kindle Direct Publishing community forum, the self-publishing giant announced that it has begun a beta test on technology allowing KDP authors to produce audiobook versions of ...

Amazon.com will give magazine and newspaper publishers selling through the Kindle Store up to 70 percent of the retail price of their products, after delivery costs, it said on Monday. The terms will ...

As e-reader competition intensifies, Amazon is sweetening the deal for newspaper and magazine publishers to offer their content through the online retailer's Kindle digital reader. Starting Dec. 1, ...

Amazon.com Inc. is expected to announce a big-screen Kindle e-reader this week, and many are already wondering if newspaper and magazine publishers will benefit. There are several reasons to think ...

Publishers are balking at a new requirement by Amazon for three-year contracts aimed at thwarting the current rush toward Apple’s rival iBookstore and iPad. Apple has said it will permit publishers to ...

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