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16 Dec 2013: Union says workers receive lower wages than others in retail, and warn of picket lines outside Amazon headquarters in Seattle -
16 Dec 2013: Disney'sPrep & Landing has been removed from customers' accounts so that Disney can show the film exclusively on its own channel. By Alex Hern
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15 Dec 2013:
A new initiative by startup ValoBox is a welcome challenge to Amazon's dominance of ebooks, writes James Bridle
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13 Dec 2013:
CBS-owned online music service's financial filing for 2012 reveals total revenues fell 21% year-on-year to £6.38m. By Mark Sweney
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11 Dec 2013: The professional services firm argues that bitcoin should be viewed as a payment system, not a currency replacement
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10 Dec 2013:
Gliphy, a secure texting app, has been forced to remove the ability to send bitcoin by Apple - the latest in a long string of restrictions by the company. By Alex Hern
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9 Dec 2013: Beth Reeks: Indie publishing via online writing communities and ebooks can provide valuable feedback, and even set you on the path to mainstream success
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4 Dec 2013: Figures from world's biggest bookseller trumpeted as sign of how self-publishing and smaller labels are changing the industry
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4 Dec 2013:
Android developer Andy Rubin leads new robotics division that aims to complete online shopping with home delivery by droids
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3 Dec 2013: Internet retailer makes 4.1m sales on 2 December, beating the previous record of 4m set 76 hours earlier on 'Black Friday'
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2 Dec 2013: James Ball: Jeff Bezos's 'plan' for drone deliveries is little more than a publicity stunt – timed for the biggest online shopping day of the year
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1 Dec 2013:
With questions being asked about its treatment of employees, what is it like to work at Amazon? Carole Cadwalladr lands a job in one of its giant warehouses
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30 Nov 2013: As trademark case looms, Lush's boss says online giant practises 'piracy capitalism'
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30 Nov 2013:
Mark my words, in years to come we'll look back at Amazon's employment practices as the good old days
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30 Nov 2013:
Margaret Hodge, chair of the parliament public accounts committee, is one of several MPs urging an Amazon boycott. We look at alternative places to shop
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