Amazon Announces “New” Pilot Program With UC-Davis Bookstore

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Ucdavis_aggies[1]Remember that partnership between UC-Davis Stores and Amazon, which I wrote about in November 2013?

It’s now official. Earlier today Amazon formally announced the launch of a pilot program where the University of California Bookstores acts as an affiliate for Amazon.

As I look over the press release I see that many of the details I reported 2 months ago are still valid, so I am going to direct your attention over to that older post. I’ve updated the post with the few new details revealed today.

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Nate Hoffelder is the founder and editor of The Digital Reader. He has been blogging about indie authors since 2010 while learning new tech skills weekly. He fixes author sites, and shares what he learns on The Digital Reader's blog. In his spare time, he fosters dogs for A Forever Home, a local rescue group.

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