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Amazon caves in, will remove ads from Kindle Fire for $15 fee
Ars Technica by Jon Brodkin – Sep 9, 2012 1:35 am UTC After widespread criticism, Amazon has changed its mind about those home and lock screen ads on the new Kindle Fires. Yesterday, Amazon insisted that all Kindle Fires will come with "special offers" on the home … Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos announces new versions of the company's Kindle Fire …ABC News Amazon backtracks, will offer $15 opt-out for ads on Kindle Fire tabletsCNET Review: Kindle Fire HD screen is a big improvementCherry Hill Courier Post Economic Times -Arizona Daily Star -Wall Street Journal all 3,938 news articles » |
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