Re:Amazon met with startups about investing, then launched c...
by wolco on Thursday July 23, 2020 @07:09PM
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Whenever anyone asks for evidence I start to wonder why they need the proof. Why did you need this link? Do you have a business relationship with Amazon?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wsj.com/amp/articles/amazon...
Re:Amazon met with startups about investing, then launched c...
by namdnay on Friday July 24, 2020 @03:48AM
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That's talking about Amazon Retail, not AWS
The customer data on Amazon Retail is Amazon's, not the seller's , just like the customer data when you buy shampoo from Walmart is Walmart's, not Procter&Gamble's
Re:Amazon met with startups about investing, then launched c...
by Aperocky on Thursday July 23, 2020 @09:11PM
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> Whenever anyone asks for evidence I start to wonder why they need the proof.
1. This article is behind paywall, but thanks for posting.
2. EVERYONE should ask for evidence for any/all unsubstantiated claims, no matter where on the opinion spectrum they sit.
Re:Amazon met with startups about investing, then launched c...
by wolco on Friday July 24, 2020 @12:41AM
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I'd like to ask for evidence for statement 2. This sounds more like your opinion than a substantiated claim.
1. Someone needs to pay the people who write stories. If proof is important you should not object to contributing to the people who work on your behalf.
The economic and reputation cost Amazon would take in ever accessing customer data to come up with some competing B-list product (say ElasticSearch as a managed service) is astronomical compared to potential profits. One thing I know about that company... they care about optimizing profit and are long term focused.
Please provide evidence for your extraordinary claim.