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in Public bookmarks by 11 users - Amazon.com: Uranium Ore: Electronics
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in Public bookmarks - Hidden Secrets of the Amazon Shopping Cart | FutureNow's GrokDotCom / Marketing Optimization Blog
I’ve been snagging images of Amazon’s Ready-to-Buy area (on their product pages) for many years. Let’s look at the evolution of this critical first stage of the checkout process to see what you can learn from it.
in Public bookmarks - Andy Ihnatko's Celestial Waste of Bandwidth (BETA) » Kindle: It’s About More Than Just Waffles.
It feels historic. The Kindle is almost certainly the first bona-fide Internet appliance. Buy someone a $399 Kindle and you buy them the Web, wherever they go, for life (well, so long as Amazon never cancels or changes the service).
in Public bookmarks - A Computer Scientist in a Business School: Why People Participate on Mechanical Turk?
This questions comes up often when I describe the tasks that Turkers complete on Mechanical Turk. Therefore, I decided to run a set of studies that will aim to answer this question. Instead of trying to impose my own interpretation, I will let the Turkers speak for themselves.
in Public bookmarks - Zoomii.com
The "Real" Online Bookstore
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - Claim Your Cash Back From Amazon - 11/01/2008
Because the company offers a "Price Drop policy". Essentially, this means if anything you've purchased in the past 30 days has dropped in price, you can claim the difference back!
in Public bookmarks - CreateSpace
On-Demand Self Publishing, DVD on Demand, CD on Demand, Books on Demand, DVD Duplication and DVD Replication
in Public bookmarks by 4 users - Wired News: Harriet the Online Book Reviewer
in Public bookmarks - Askville - Answer Viewer - Fantasy books
in Public bookmarks - Techcrunch » Blog Archive » Amazon Askville Launches With Dungeons & Dragons Angle
in Public bookmarks - A List of Amazon S3 Backup Tools (by Jeremy Zawodny)
in Public bookmarks by 4 users - unto.net : A9 1.0!
in Public bookmarks - Welcome to Bibliofind!
in Public bookmarks - Adactio Elsewhere: Small pieces of me, loosely joined
in Public bookmarks - K O K O G I A K
in Public bookmarks - You got your A9 images in my Googlemaps!
in Public bookmarks - Userscripts.org: Book Burro - Remixing the bookstore
in Public bookmarks - Abusing Amazon images
in Public bookmarks by 2 users - Amazon.com: Books: Eats, Shoots & Leaves: The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation
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