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Wondery's Revenue Lead Walked Back Amazon's TV-Replacement Podcast Pitch

Amazon pitched creator video podcasts like New Heights and Armchair Expert as the next TV network at its 2026 Upfront on May 11. Four days later, Wondery's head of revenue Angie More told Digiday that fixing measurement is a multi-year project, naming attribution across non-owned platforms as the

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Amazon Just Posted the 40-Engineer Job That Hands ChatGPT a Cart

Amazon posted a Principal Technical Program Manager job in Seattle on May 9, 2026, to lead a 40-engineer organization building "agentic commerce experiences," with base pay of $177,000 to $239,400. The role wires Amazon's marketplace into outside AI agents like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity

Amazon Rented Out Its Logistics Network and the DTC Margin Story Just Got Cheap

Amazon launched Amazon Supply Chain Services on May 4, 2026, opening its logistics network to any business, not just sellers on the marketplace. Day-one customers include P&G, 3M, Lands' End, and American Eagle, and the press release is explicit about the framing: "AWS for logistics."

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Amazon's Rufus Just Made Pre-Prime-Day Price Hikes a Two-Click Tell

Amazon expanded Rufus's price-history view to 365 days on May 1, 2026, putting a full year of price data in front of more than 50 million shoppers who already use the feature roughly three times a month. The expansion lands about six weeks before Prime Day moves into

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Amazon's April 23 Deadline Will Strip Thousands of Sellers' Strikethrough Prices Overnight

Amazon just told every third-party seller that their List Price needs to be provable, not just plausible. Starting April 23, the company will require sellers to substantiate submitted List Prices through one of two methods: either the product was offered at that price at another retailer recently, or customers actually