Mr. Steve Kessel

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  "Audible.com offers the best customer experience, the widest content selection and the broadest device compatibility in the industry," said Steve Kessel, Amazon.com's senior vice president for worldwide digital media.

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  Audible Inc. to be acquired by Amazon.com Audible Inc. (Nasdaq: ADBL), a provider of audio entertainment, information and educational programming on the Internet, reported this morning that it will be acquired by Amazon.com, Inc. (Nasdaq: AMZN) in a cash tender offer for $300 million, or $11.50 per share. Audible.com offers the best customer experience, the widest content selection and the broadest device compatibility in the industry, said Steve Kessel, Amazon.coms senior vice president for worldwide digital media in a press release. Working together, we can introduce more innovations and bring this format to an even wider audience. The acquisition is expected to close by the second quarter of 2008.

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  One of the questions I had for Steve Kessel, SVP of digital at Amazon, was whether the publishers are at all fearful if iTunes redux, i.e. Amazon making money hand-over-first on Kindle sales, while the publishers fight for scraps on low-margin book sales.Kessel doesn't see this playing out: "Publishers are really excited to be working with us… We have a history of working with the publishing industry," adding that Amazon has always been able to grow the book business.As a followup I asked whether there was any talk among publishers of getting a cut of each Kindle sold, again, as many music executives now wish they had with the iPod.Didn't get a direct answer on this one, though he reiterated that the business model is "just like in the physical world".As for the company's goals for the Kindle, in terms of sales or revenue, Kessel, not surprisingly, was unwilling to comment.A few other tid-bits from Kessel: when you buy a book, it's locked onto the Kindleâ€"no printing out or sharing it.

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  Steven Kessel [VCard] SVP Worldwide Digital Media

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  0001374832 Kessel Steven P.O. BOX 81226 SEATTLE WA 98108-1226 0 1 0 0 Senior Vice President

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  Steven Kessel, Amazon's Senior Vice President of Digital Media at Amazon told BBC News: "We have lots of inbound requests from customers around the world.

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  At its launch in August 2005, Steve Kessel, Amazon.com's vice president for

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  Amazon Kindle vice-president Steve Kessel confirmed the gadget's Australian arrival after the online book giant released an international version of the e-book reader.
  
  Its release is made possible by Amazon's deal with AT&T to provide mobile internet access outside the US, which will mean users can browse Amazon's Kindle website with no book download costs.
  
  Online books are expected to cost $US13.99 to download: $US4 more than in the US.
  
  Mr Kessel said more than 200,000 books were now available for download from the Kindle online store, in addition to magazines and newspapers, and Australian titles would be added in future.
  
  'On the book side, our vision is to deliver any book ever printed in any language available in less than 60 seconds,' he said. 'That will definitely, over time, include local Australian published books aren't available at the moment.

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  Steven Kessel, Amazon's Senior Vice President of Digital Media at Amazon told BBC News: "We have lots of inbound requests from customers around the world.

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  Steven KesselSenior Vice President, Worldwide Digital Media
  
  Mr. Kessel has served as Senior Vice President, Worldwide Digital Media, since April 2006.From April 2004 to April 2006, he was Vice President, Digital and, from July 2002 to April 2004, he was Vice President, U.S. Books, Music, Video and DVD. Prior to joining Amazon.com in 1999, Mr. Kessel was a consultant to internet companies.
  
  Kessel received his bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Dartmouth College, and an MBA from Stanford's Graduate School of Business.

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