As usual, Amazon announced their retroactive payment rate for ebooks in the Kindle Unlimited subscription program that were read in February. The company elected to allocate a pool of $14 million — down $1 million from January, in a slightly shorter month — paying at the rate of $.00478 per page in the US. That’s a rebound from the low point in January, when the rate dropped to $.00412 per page. Or is it? February was the first month that Amazon used their new methodology for calculating what constitutes a page for payment purposes, the poetically-named KENPC 2.0 [Kindle Edition Normalized […]
