Amazon says its Kindle Direct DRM-free titles will be available as PDFs and EPUB files going forward.

You don’t own the e-books you buy on Amazon’s Kindle store. You simply own a license to view the content at your leisure, and ...

With an eye toward accelerating its ad revenue growth, Amazon is making strategic moves to establish a dedicated ad product team geared towards publishers. As Insider reported, this endeavor is part ...

Thankfully for Kindle fans, Amazon is rolling back some of those changes, and will be bringing back the ability to download e-books as EPUB files in early 2026. However, not all e-books will be ...

In early 2026, Amazon will allow users to back up their Kindle Books in EPUB. This is the biggest news in publishing in quite ...

NEW YORK—Amazon Publisher Services (APS) and independent sell-side advertising company Magnite are collaborating more deeply on streaming TV through the APS Transparent Ad Marketplace (TAM) and ...

In separate motions this week, Amazon and the Big Five publishers asked a federal court to dismiss the latest iteration of a potential class-action price-fixing claim filed against them on behalf of ...

Alexa, play interactive audio ads. On Monday, iHeartMedia-owned SSP Triton Digital announced an integration with Amazon Publisher Services that allows advertisers to buy interactive audio ads through ...

Vudoo stands as the first and only commerce content vendor on APS, empowering publishers and retail media networks to monetise their inventory with premium commerce-enabled ads at scale. Vudoo, the ...

Amazon will soon allow EPUB and PDF downloads for DRM-free Kindle books, giving readers limited flexibility back.

Amazon is staffing up to build new ad products for publishers. The retail giant has 11 job postings for a new team called "PubTech" that will be part of Amazon Ads. This team is focused on building ...

In oral arguments on July 27, lawyers for the Big Five publishers and Amazon asked a federal court to dismiss a potential consumer class action lawsuit accusing them of a conspiracy to fix e-book ...