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  • 19 Nov 2007
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    Amazon's e-book does newspapers and blogs too

    Others will cover the release of Amazonโ€™s e-book device in much greater detail than I ever could. But of particular interest to this blog: monthly newspaper subscriptions. For just $6 a month โ€“ thatโ€™s just three quid! โ€“ you get an electronic subscription to the Irish Times, delivered over the airwaves to your new Kindle device. Thatโ€™s quite a compelling offer, even once you factor in the $400 to buy the device in the first place. Other major US titles are available, at between $6 and $14; you can also get Le Monde and the FAZ for $15.

    Donโ€™t overlook this, by the way: Amazon is also selling Kindle subscriptions to some of the leading blogs, including Boing Boing, Slashdot, The Onion and Techcrunch. And wireless wikipedia access is free: Douglas Adams would be delighted.

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    1. sarahd
      21 Nov 2007

      Shame it doesnt appear to over here yet โ€“ I love it โ€“ hint hint

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