DO YOU KNOW WHERE AMAZON IS GOING NEXT?

Unless you’re Andy Jassy or Jeff Bezos, the answer to this is 100% likely to be ‘no’.

‘What Did Amazon Do This Week?’ is your easy, one-stop shop for all things Amazon. Each week you get a set of curated links, analysis, commentary, interviews, original reporting and recommendations. You know it’s good, too; 33% of subscribers work at Amazon…
> WHO IS WDADTW FOR?
eCommerce companies, Agency c-suite, Amazon Sellers, CEOs, Brand Managers, Amazon employees(!), Regulators, Politicians, Journalists, Retailers, Entertainment execs, and big tech execs.
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What people say about WDADTW:
“Essential reading. A one-stop-shop for all things Amazon.” - Google / Henry Eccles
“Obsessive in the best way.” - Sky News / Rowland Manthorpe
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WDADTW covers you for everything Amazon gets up to and is organised under the following headings:
- Retail (.com, Prime, Whole Foods…)
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Paul Armstrong, Founder of TBD Group Ltd (TBD Conference), has been writing about technology and big business for +20 years. Author (‘Disruptive Technologies’), and writer for likes of Forbes, Reuters, and Guardian (amongst others), Paul regularly interviews CEOs and executives, cultivating a network of executives inside companies that are changing the world.

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Paul Armstrong 

Run TBD Group (intelligence products, advisory, events). Tech/startup journo. Author (‘Disruptive Technologies’) Speaker. Optimistic skeptic.