The prospects for advertising growth on Amazon's Kindle look promising, but it has a long way to go before it catches up to the iPad. More
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Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN) and its Kindle are red-hot, taking on the Apple iPad in the emerging tablet market. But just because it is a two horse race does not mean the Kindle is winning ...
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Amazon to Sell $600K Kindle Fire Screen Ads
Amazon is trying to sell ads to run on its best-selling Kindle Fire tablet, Ad Age reports. More
The Challenges Standing in Amazon’s Way
Beyond Apple's iPad and Barnes & Noble's Microsoft-backed Nook is a Japanese e-tailer that's gaining momentum. Add them up, and Amazon faces a tough road. More
Amazon’s Kindle is No Longer on Fire
Amazon's Kindle Fire shipments were down in the first quarter even as overall tablet growth continued, led by market leader Apple. More
Why Best Buy Should Follow Target’s Kindle Kibosh
Taking Kindle off shelves won't stop the constant march of e-tailing, but it could slow Amazon's progress and buy TGT, BBY and others time to regroup. More
Thursday Apple Rumors: No Apple TV in 2012
No Apple-branded TV in 2012, next iPhone to be slightly longer and thinner and have 4-inch screen, and iPad continues to dominate the tablet market. More
Amazon to Deliver Original Video Programming
Amazon will follow Netflix and Hulu by producing its own programming and is now soliciting scripts and writers for its Amazon Studios. More
Target Closes Chapter on Amazon’s Kindle
Target announced it will no longer carry Amazon's Kindle-branded products. The retail chain still will sell e-readers from Amazon's top competitors. More
RadioShack Looks to Recharge via Mobile and Big Dividend
RadioShack is under the gun to make a new model focused on "mobility" work, and work soon as the company struggles to save its iconic brand name. More
