Amazon announced on Wednesday plans to work with independent booksellers and other retailers in sales of its Kindle tablets, offering traders a portion of revenues from e-books.
Source program called Amazon allows retailers to profit from sales of Kindles and offers the option to receive 10% of the price of books to Kindle and offers the option to receive 10% of the price of books sold on Kindle devices sold in store the first two years after a customer buying a handset.
“We believe that retailers, online and offline, small or large, should aspire to offer customers what they want and many consumers want to read both printed and digital books,” said Russ Grandinetti, vice president of Amazon Kindle.
“For many years, successfully bookstores sold books from Amazon, Source Amazon now extends this opportunity to digital. Source With Amazon, customers do not have to choose between e-books and your favorite bookstore in the neighborhood – they can have both. “
The program relies on other launched with British retailer Waterstones in 2012.
action approximates traditional marketers and Amazon, which has been accused of taking many shops in the market.
Amazon said that the first request by retailers would be free of worries because buy back the stock for six months.
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