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Baidu Global MediaGo Announces Collaboration with Amazon Publisher Services - Vimarsana News

Baidu Global MediaGo Announces Collaboration with Amazon Publisher Services

Through the collaboration, publishers will have the opportunity to bring diverse, incremental demand to their advertising inventory.

Amazon Ads to shutter in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Amazon Ads to shutter in 2024

Amazon is reportedly shutting down its ad-serving business in the fourth quarter of 2024. The delay is so that brands and agencies will have time to transition themselves onto another ad server and support their employees globally who will be affected by the decision. 

Crackle Connex Works With Amazon Publisher Direct to Provide New Advertising Capabilities on Its Content and Apps - Vimarsana News

Crackle Connex Works With Amazon Publisher Direct to Provide New Advertising Capabilities on Its Content and Apps

Crackle Connex has implemented a streamlined integration path between Amazon Publisher Direct and AWS Elemental MediaTailor, helping Amazon DSP advertisers access supply across more devices Free...

Amazon grants reprieve to ad tech partners in APS' ongoing pricing saga - Vimarsana News

Amazon grants reprieve to ad tech partners in APS' ongoing pricing saga

Last month Amazon Publisher Services contacted ad tech companies that help publishers connect to its advertiser-demand tool informing them of a notable price…

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An Unexpected Way To Pirate Comic Books On Amazon Kindle? - Vimarsana News

An Unexpected Way To Pirate Comic Books On Amazon Kindle?

An Unexpected Way To Pirate Comic Books On Amazon Kindle? Posted on Okay, this is a twist on the old pirating comic book story courtesy of Amazon. Someone, using the name Raymond Coles, appears to have uploaded a whole load of Marvel and DC comic book digital files to Amazon Kindle and has been promoting them on Amazon Marketplace, and crediting the comics to themselves. And while one can pay a minimal amount to purchase copies – much less than legitimate digital sales or print sales would cost – one could also read them on Kindle Unlimited for free – a small amount of the reader's Am...