“Barnes & Noble has made a decision not to stock Amazon published titles in our store showrooms. Our decision is based on Amazon’s continued push for exclusivity with publishers, agents and the authors they represent. These exclusives have prohibited us from offering certain eBooks to our customers. Their actions have undermined the industry as a whole and have prevented millions of customers from having access to content. It’s clear to us that Amazon has proven they would not be a good publishing partner to Barnes & Noble as they continue to pull content off the market for their own self interest. We don’t get many requests for Amazon titles, but If customers wish to buy Amazon titles from us, we will make them available only online at bn.com.”
“Brutal,” said the longtime Seattle tech journalist Nick Wingfield.
“By enabling developers to sell physical goods inside of games, it will not only open up a new way for them to monetize their applications, but it will also be a key point of differentiation for Amazon in going up against Apple and Google, which don’t have physical distribution capabilities.”
“I believe it’s absolutely necessary to work with those types of industries to create transformation,” Hurst said during the Axios event.
“As we still live in a free country, I believe it should be available,” one comment said. “As this item is offensive to some/many, the best result would be minimal sales which would lead to the product being discontinued.” Another person said Amazon should be allowed to continue the sales, but has been known to pull items due to bad public relations and pressure.
“In addition, some employees will also make up their minds to change jobs after contemplating such a move during the holiday,” he said.
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“China is a very tangible partner for development in Africa. Because China builds infrastructure, hospitals — what China is doing in Africa is concrete,” Mombouli told China Daily.
“I said: ‘Gosh, it sure feels like there is a similar dynamic going on here where the cloud — and the technology around it — is disrupting the traditional Internet and disrupting traditional data center providers and the way large-scale enterprise services and applications are delivered and managed,” he said.
“Have Fun!” seemed to be a theme throughout the evening.
“Genes,” Hanauer says.