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February 28, 2013
09:33 EDTAMZN, SNIAmazon.com announces content licensing agreement with Scripps Networks
Amazon.com (AMZN) announced a content licensing agreement with Scripps Networks Interactive (SNI) that will make Prime Instant Video a subscription home to hundreds of episodes from past seasons of TV shows from the Scripps family of brands: HGTV, DIY Network, Food Network, Cooking Channel and Travel Channel. Starting today, Prime members will be able to instantly view hundreds of episodes of Scripps original programming. This is the first online-only subscription distribution deal for Scripps Networks Interactive, the companies noted.
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May 7, 2013
08:38 EDTAMZNAmazon leak reveals planned Windows 8 mini-tablet, Telegraph says
According to a listing that appeared briefly on Amazon's (AMZN) U.S. website before being removed, a new 7-inch Acer tablet priced at $379.99 will be the first Microsoft (MSFT) Windows 8 small tablet, reported The Telegraph. This device is expected to be the first of number of mini W8 tablets that will compete with Apple's (AAPL) iPad Mini, Google's (GOOG) Nexus 7 and Amazon's own Kindle Fire, the report added. Reference Link
May 6, 2013
19:05 EDTAMZNSenate passes bill allowing states to tax Internet purchases, AP reports
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11:02 EDTAMZNAmazon launches Android app store for China, Reuters says
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08:13 EDTAMZNOnline sales-tax bill headed to the House, WSJ reports
A bill that would basically end tax-free Web shopping appears to be heading toward Senate passage today, but will run into stronger anti-tax sentiment in the House, reports the Wall Street Journal. Reference Link
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