Geekwire has drawn attention for a story yesterday that underscores a policy introduced a couple of months ago: Amazon has shifted pricing practices at their growing network of Amazon Books stores, ostensibly selling books and other items (except Amazon devices) at list price to customers who are not Amazon Prime members. An employee says the revised policy was introduced in August — though in mid-August, Business Insider was still observing the original practice of selling books to all customers at the same price as Amazon’s online store. The new policy was already reported, with less fanfare and therefore less notice, when […]
