CTO Amazon Werner Vogels about the Kindle

Written on April 4, 2008 – 3:41 pm
David Petherick, Next Web WebTipr United Kingdom

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Werner Vogels: “Everything fails all the time”

Dr. Werner Vogel, Chief Technology Officer at Amazon.com, talks about The Kindle. And what’s next, of course…

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About the author: David is a Scottish entrepreneur who has created a number of companies in language & business intelligence since 1993. He became known in 2007 as ‘The Digital Biographer’ in a BBC interview, and advises, blogs and speaks on topics related to personal & corporate online visibility, and effective use of social media. He also wears a kilt, and has been known to supply Scotch Whisky to live broadcasters (See Diggnation #144).

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