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5/2000. (l-r) Diego Piacentini, Senior Vice President and General Manager, International and Amazon CEOJeff Bezos at Amazon headquarters in Seattle. Photo by Peter Yates.

One of the many problems with the metered paywall

 

When people are interested in your publication, they are hit with this

 

And I only read a couple of blog posts on the sale, and the letter from Bezos and Bradley. I got this when I clicked on the letter front the publisher.

 

I really doubt many of the people interested in the sale are going to subscribe to the digital version.

 

They should just move all Bezos news/commentary outside the paywall for the traffic

“We see our customers as invited guests to a party, and we are the hosts. It’s our job every day to make every important aspect of the customer experience a little bit better.” – Jeff Bezos ~ CEO of Amazon

 

The best companies realize that they are not just selling a product, they’re selling an experience. From the first moment someone hears about us, the experience begins. We are given an opportunity to tell our story with every interaction and touch point we have with our customers.

 

When we connect with them beyond what we manufacture, a relationship is built. When someone first visits our page, the content we create begins to show who we are. If our story is authentic, we are more likely to find visitors clicking the link to our website. When they do so, we can further our narrative by showing them what we care about.

 

We solidify who we are by taking action to answer questions and alleviate customer concerns during the purchase process. And when we follow up to ensure that we have provided the utmost value to them, we tell our story all over again.

We need to show people we care by actually doing so. People are talking about us, we need to make sure we are a part of the conversation each step of the way. We need to provide an experience so pleasurable that our customers can’t wait do it all over again.

 

We want to buy from who we know. It is our responsibility to show why we do what we do because we inspire others to want to come along for the ride. We build our brand with everything we do, we need to allow others to take pride in who we are.

 

A quality customer experience is timeless because it’s something we will always be willing to pay for. And we can exceed all expectations when we remember what we’re really selling.

 

Strength in numbers is not defined by how many people you have working for you, but by how many people know you care.

 

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Gathering round the camp fire for smores and talk after the nerf battle.

At the end of February 2025, Jeff Bezos, owner of The Washington Post, made a startling announcement: the Post’s Opinion section would now focus on “two pillars” of thought: personal liberties and free markets. Even more concerning, it would no longer publish any opposing opinions. “Viewpoints opposing those pillars,” Bezos said, “will be left to be published by others.” This marked a stark shift from decades of editorial policy. In October 2024, Bezos refused to publish an endorsement of Kamala Harris. While he appeared to adopt a "hands-off" approach to editorial content during Donald Trump's first term, his strategy has dramatically changed during his second term.

 

Along with other media moguls, such as Meta's Mark Zuckerberg and OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman, Bezos contributed $1 million to Trump's 2025 inauguration. Why is he suddenly currying favor with the Trump Administration? His response was cryptic: “I am of America and for America, and proud to be so. Our country did not get here by being typical. And a big part of America’s success has been freedom in the economic realm and everywhere else. Freedom is ethical—it minimizes coercion—and practical—it drives creativity, invention, and prosperity.”

 

In the world of MAGA, where "alternative facts" and conspiracy theories abound, Americans need easy access to opposing opinions to make informed choices. Why would Jeff Bezos suddenly want to control the message, and why now? During Trump's first term, he didn't interfere with the paper's editorial content even though he was a constant target of the President. According to Deadline, "In 2023, the Biden-era Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general sued Amazon for antitrust violations. A trial is scheduled for October 2026. Bezos’ action seemed to suggest that, just as Amazon is facing the antitrust litigation, the Post editorial pages will be advocating for less government intervention and regulation."

 

The Washington Post has been my hometown newspaper for decades. I looked forward to reading it each morning while eating my breakfast. I could count on balanced news coverage and diverse opinions. To be clear, that doesn't mean watered down ideas. Knowing that I could expect independent and opposing viewpoints helped me understand the issues from multiple perspectives, whether or not I agreed with them. Now, I'm forced to view what I read under the shadow of Bezos' priorities.

 

The initial hope for the internet was that it would provide thousands with facts and opportunities for fruitful discussions. This gave it an advantage over legacy media like the Post. Instead, online forums have throttled diverse perspectives and have become cesspools of name-calling, misinformation, disinformation, and hatred. Slowly but surely, traditional media are following suit. Trusted information is disappearing right before our eyes.

  

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Jeff shooting his nerf gun.

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Jeffrey Preston Bezos is an American internet entrepreneur, industrialist, media proprietor, and investor. He is best known as the founder, CEO, and president of the multi-national technology company Amazon.

Team Muscles wishing Jeff Bezos a very happy birthday..🎉

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Audience question: "What do you think about Google's App Engine?"

Jeff Bezos Helps Santa

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If you can’t wait for Santa’s gift no matter how he deals with delivering, hit like!

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The Hidden Life of an Amazon User

 

Aksioma Project Space

Komenskega 18, Ljubljana

 

19 January–11 February 2022

 

Production: Aksioma - Institute for Contemporary Art, Ljubljana, 2022

 

Photo: Domen Pal / Aksioma

 

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Double page spread and a spot for the Inaugural issue of Rhapsody, United Airline’s in-flight magazine for First Class. The story is about Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos’s battle with Ravi Suria, an analyst that wrote bad things about Amazon and almost made them crash back in the early days when they were mainly a book seller.

 

an open letter to Jeff Bezos about my experiences as a contractor at Amazon

Double page spread and a spot for the Inaugural issue of Rhapsody, United Airline’s in-flight magazine for First Class. The story is about Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos’s battle with Ravi Suria, an analyst that wrote bad things about Amazon and almost made them crash back in the early days when they were mainly a book seller.

 

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Elon Musk’s net worth soared by $140 billion in 2020. Jeff Bezos added $75 billion and Bill Gates a mere $20 billion. By one calculation, the country’s billionaires pocketed $1.1 trillion! Think they can afford to start paying their fair share of taxes?

 

Billionaire Campfire.

 

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Jeff Bezos’s house and waterfront estates at Indian Creek Country Club on Indian Creek Island at Indian Creek Village in Florida aerial view - © 2024 David Oppenheimer - Performance Impressions aerial photography archives - performanceimpressions.com

Dans un article de Wired qui lui était consacré, Jeff Bezos a annoncé son ambition d'héberger la planète. Le patron d'Amazon fait un pas de plus vers cet objectif avec le lancement de services de streaming vidéo. Sans donner trop de détail sur la technologie employée (Flash?), Jeff Bezos a indiqué à la conférence All Things Digital que l'offre serait disponible dans les prochaines semaines.

 

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“To grasp the depths of our current misery, it helps to start with a classic story of collapse. When the great historian Edward Gibbon described the decline of Rome, he didn't speak in vague abstractions. He gave us names, dates, and details, page after page of cowardice and corruption. Reading the decline and fall of the Roman Empire is like watching a civilization rot in slow motion. Sadistic emperors on gilded thrones, generals who sold out their own armies, and senators who cared more for spectacle than statecraft.

 

And yet what shocks you most when you read Gibbon today isn't the depravity, it's the familiarity. Gibbon wrote about politicians who lacked seriousness. Elites who lacked virtue, and societies that mistook decadence for progress. 2000 years later, we live in an age where billionaires dodge their taxes, politicians perform instead of govern, and media barons profit from lies and hatred. The Roman elite fiddled while Rome burned. Our elites live-streamed the fire and monetized the smoke. Immorality and unseriousness. Those are the two defining traits of our leaders today. And they're not accidental flaws, but the logical outcome of what I call the survival of the shameless. Today, it's not the most capable who rise, but the least scrupulous. Not the most virtuous, but most brazen” --Rutger Bregman

 

Quoted from The Reith Lectures 2025: Moral Revolution Part 1 of 4: A Time of Monsters downloads.bbc.co.uk/radio4/reith2025/Reith_1_R4_2025_Transcript.pdf

 

Rutger Bregman (born 1988) is a Dutch popular historian and best-selling author. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rutger_Bregman

 

CC BY-SA portrait of Rutger Bregman by Maartje ter Horst on Wikimedia Commons w.wiki/GVyL

 

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A demo of the Amazon Fire, a new tablet device, at an Amazon.com event in New York, NY, Wednesday September 28, 2011. .CREDIT:Victor J. Blue/ Wired.com

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Seriously, this is a fantastic achievement! I'm glad he made it back safely, Attaboy, Bill! Congrats! You're still the mack daddy of space! But that "Flesh Gordon" ship is quite phallic.

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