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Amazon.com. Bus 111 Nicholas Phillips. About Amazon. Amazon.com started as an online book store but soon evolved to sell anything desired by consumers Amazon is a company comprised by innovators that are always looking to create a better experience for customers

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  1. Amazon.com Bus 111 Nicholas Phillips

  2. About Amazon • Amazon.com started as an online book store but soon evolved to sell anything desired by consumers • Amazon is a company comprised by innovators that are always looking to create a better experience for customers • Their most recent venture was publishing S3 which is a self-publishing application.

  3. Why is it Web 3.0? • E-Book: Kindle • Amazon S3: storage solution that is based on Amazon's technology. • Amazon creates a user customized experience by displaying items related to searches or recent purchases.

  4. Why 3.0 (contd.) • Amazon reviews: They were among the first of companies to offer comprehensive reviews of products. • Amazon operates a mobile site for cell phone browsers. • Amazon has a presence on Second Life and other virtual worlds.

  5. Social Media • Amazon has incorporated the use of social media to advertise their site, new products that they offer, and deals that draw people to their site. • This generates more traffic on the web site which generates more orders and therefore higher profits.

  6. References All data has been taken from Michael Tasner's blog post "Web 3.0 Companies accessed on November 5th, last updated on June 17, 2010. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/michael-tasner/web-30-companies_b_615818.html

  7. Amazon.com http://www.amazon.com/

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