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Reading Books Will Ruin Your Life

Hayley Morgan | Posted 26.04.2013 | UK Entertainment
Read More: Literature, Humour, Libraries, Books, Bookshop, Bookshops, Children's Literature, Reality, Reading, Fantasy, Writing, Amazon.com, Waterstones, Kindle, UK Entertainment News
Hayley Morgan

One day, books will be like antiques. A standard paperback will cost hundreds of pounds depending on the year and edition. War and Peace will be out of print. And I will be an old lady with only dreams of ghosts of cats, telling the illiterate kids on the block how these same streets were once paved in books, each one costing less than a halfpenny.

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Santa, You're Gonna Need A Bigger Sleigh

Posted 19.12.2012 | UK
Read More: Christmas 2012, Amazon.com, UK Christmas, Christmas Gifts, Argos, UK Business, Christmas Shopping, Amazon, UK News

These are the pictures which show just how mega the spending for Christmas has become. Gigantic warehouses stuffed from floor to ceiling with fest...

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Targeted Advertising Vs. Privacy

Steve Davies | Posted 24.10.2012 | UK Tech
Read More: Amazon.com, Target, Sky, Advertising, The Guardian, Facebook Privacy, Huffington Post, Trip Advisor, Privacy, UK Tech News
Steve Davies

Sky's announcement of Adserve at The Future of Advertising...In One Afternoon in London, earlier this year, marks the leap of TV advertising into the targeted ad world of the internet and store cards.

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Self-Publishing: Vanity Publishing or Something Else?

Jason O'Mahony | Posted 06.10.2012 | Home
Read More: E L James, Amazon.com, Kindle, Self Publishing, Fan Fiction, Being a Novelist, Writing Your Own Novels, Publishing Your Own Novels, Home News
Jason O'Mahony

Up until recently, self-publishing triggered certain images. An author announcing a new book. Admiration from friends and family, followed by realisation that author has not being endorsed by professionals putting faith through cash on his skills as a writer, but has paid for book to be published.

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WATCH: This 'Amazon Yesterday' Parody Is The 'Inception' Of Amazon Spoofs

Huffington Post UK | Alastair Plumb | Posted 20.07.2012 | UK Comedy
Read More: Amazon.com, Video, Amazon Spoof, Amazon Yesterday Shipping, Amazon Shipping, Amazon Parody, Spoof, Parody, UK Viral Videos, Comedy Clips, Amazon.co.uk, UK Comedy News

You know stereotypical evil bosses in Hollywood movies? How they say things like, "I need this yesterday!"? Well, imagine if Amazon.com actually offer...

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Shoe the Keyhole

Lucy Karsten | Posted 01.07.2012 | UK Style
Read More: Amazon.com, Shoes, javari.co.uk, Fashion, Online Shopping, Style, UK Style, UK Lifestyle, Video, UK Style News
Lucy Karsten

As my friend continued jabbering away during my shoot, I realised why www.Javari.co.uk is going to be so successful. People can buy the shoes they want, for any occasion, without having to go out shopping. And they never need to tell anyone about it.

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Mixing Bricks with Clicks

Raconteur Media | Posted 13.05.2012 | UK
Read More: Amazon.com, Mcommerce, Retail Industry, Retail, Ecommerce, Retail Sales, UK News
Raconteur Media

In a winter of economic discontent, growing online sales combined with high street trading is a brighter outlook says James Wallman It doesn't mat...

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iOccupy: Occupation Records Challenge to the Music Industry

Adam Jung | Posted 14.04.2012 | UK Politics
Read More: Amazon.com, Occupy London, Human Rights, Apple, Labor Rights, Fair Labor Association, Occupy, Occupy Wall Street, Foxconn, Occupy St. Paul's Cathedral, Itunes, Occupation-Records, Amazon, UK Tech, UK Politics News
Adam Jung

The music industry must play a role in improving working conditions under these companies, and they've done it before. 20 years ago most band merchandise - t-shirts, patches, hoodies - was, like most apparel, manufactured in sweatshops in China. Now most bands use fair trade certified suppliers for their merch.

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Amazon Smartphone On Christmas List For 2012 Says Citigroup Analysts

Huffington Post UK | Felicity Morse | Posted 21.11.2011 | UK Tech
Read More: Foxcomm, Jeff Bezos, Amazon Kindle, Ipad, Tablet, Smartphone, Iphone, Amazon.com, Tech, Kindle, Kindle Fire, Device, Gadget, Mobile Phone, E-Book, News, UK Tech News

Amazon is expected to launch its own smartphone after the success of its Kindle e-book reader, according to a report by brokerage firm Citigroup. T...

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