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Jeff Bezos, Amazon’s founder and CEO, took the stage at the company’s re: Invent developer conference for a wide-ranging discussion with the company’s CTO Werner Vogels about Amazon’s web service and retail business, as well as his view about entrepreneurship and his personal projects, such as the 10,000 year clock and the Blue Origin space program. Bezos On AWS Amazon Web

Amazon.com Founder and CEO Jeff Bezos stopped by the 37 Signals office yesterday and offered some wise thoughts about strategy. His views are especially refreshing in a time when people who change their views often get portrayed as weak and lacking confidence. 37 Signals Founder Jason Fried shared what Bezos said in a blog post he published this morning.

Written by: William Atkins | Published in: SpaceBlue Origin, spearheaded by Jeff Bezos of Amazon, successfully conducted a pad escape test on October 19, 2012. The test was part of NASA's Commercial Crew Program (CCP). See the video of the mission.

Written by: Alex Zaharov-Reutt | Published in: Fuzzy LogicAmazon CEO Jeff Bezos is a very clever man, but when he uses the term “all of our customers” in relation to the new Amazon AutoRip service, without specifying upfront that means US customers only, he proves himself to be an inaccurate bozo.

Amazon.com Founder and CEO said in a fireside chat at AWS re:Invent with CTO Werner Vogels that he was surprised by the success of Amazon Web Services.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos took it upon himself to give Google Android OS the praise that it deserves.

… Literally, like on the presentation wall of what seemed like the longest Amazon Press Event in Amazon Press Event history. For those keeping track at home, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos continued his one man attack on the print publishing industry with the announcements of the Kindle Paperwhite, new Kindle Fire, new Kindle Fire HD and an updated Kindle — Four new e-reading-focused services 

“Matt Rutledge revealed to be monstrous pseudo-human creation of Jeff Bezos.” -- Woot CEO Matt Rutledge

Editor’s note: John Geraci is head of marketing for innovation agency faberNovel, where he and his colleagues help organizations think and act like startups.