Right-wing commentators portray this as elitist left-wing politics gone mad. But this does not acknowledge how this push for reading today'...

Amazon senior VP sees growing acceptance of its Alexa voice services in Hindi, which is helping its subscription services in and around mus...

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In 2015, Amazon launched Kindle Unlimited subscription service in India that allowed customers to read a wide genre of books for a monthly ...

Amazon recently launched digital books in five Indian languages — Tamil, Marathi, Malayalam, Hindi, Gujarati - that can be read on the Kind...

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Readers can access these books on Kindle eReaders as well as the free Kindle apps for Android and iOS.

Amazon’s Kindle store has seen 200% growth year-on-year in India and at 3.3 million, it is on track to catching up with the US market.

Amazon's Neal Thompson explains the company's controversial model and why self-publishing has a bright future.

Audiobooks are a boon for those who are visually impaired, but also incredibly useful for anyone else who likes to read but can't find the ...

India has become the first Asian country to launch Amazon’s flagship Kindle programme called Amazon Unlimited.

The Kindle service can be accessed on Kindle devices and Kindle reading apps for iPhone, iPad, Android tablets and phones, PC and Mac.

It is further believed that the service will be priced at Rs 199 per month to attract a wide range of customers, which could be an excellen...

Your smart device is a great place to start reading a book, newspaper or magazine. There are many options now, and we present the list.

Amazon took up the challenge to make a new flagship e-reader and make improvements to the already excellent Paperwhite.

Amazon announced two new Kindle Fire HD tablets — a 7-inch model for Rs 8,500 approx and a 6-inch model for only Rs 6,000 approx.