This reminds me that I've been meaning to read Fumbling the Future:
https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B0791LWDG3/
$3.03 for the Kindle edition! How can I turn that down?
(And yes, I do note the irony of this being an Amazon link.)
https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B0791LWDG3/
$3.03 for the Kindle edition! How can I turn that down?
(And yes, I do note the irony of this being an Amazon link.)
BTW, I find it is a huge percent variation. Not sure if it is the outcome of some ML to optimize revenue or some other external (legal or author bound) reason.
If I go to the same amazon.com page via a (USA based) proxy, I get the $3.03 allright.
So it must be some "regional pricing" of sorts.
IMHO sneaky and border line with dishonesty.
Or varying the product so that it is not exactly the same: https://www.euractiv.com/section/health-consumers/news/lower...
A prime example of regional pricing was, of course, the region code system for DVD movies. And the modern incarnation of this is regional pricing for streaming services such as Netflix, along with trying to stop people from accessing services via VPNs.