Amazon has just sent an email to customers who currently subscribe to the Kindle editions of magazines. It stated, “Thank you for being a valued Amazon Kindle Newsstand subscriber.

Amazon has stopped selling magazine and newspaper subscriptions through Kindle Newsstand. It has also halted its sales of print subscriptions. You’ll have to get your magazines another way.

Amazon is discontinuing Kindle Newsstand, which centralized a customer’s magazine and newspaper subscriptions as well as single-issue purchases through an Amazon account.

Amazon has announced that they will be discontinuing all existing Newsstand subscriptions in September. The company has just stopped new subscriptions for print and digital editions of magazines ...

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Amazon will discontinue distributing existing Kindle Newsstand subscriptions in September and will no longer be selling new Kindle Newsstand subscriptions for magazines and newspapers, as ...

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You can no longer buy either print or Kindle Newsstand magazine and newspaper subscriptions from Amazon, as the company appears to implement yet another cost-cutting measure.

Amazon has implemented a policy to cease the sale of print and Kindle subscriptions for magazines, newspapers, and other periodicals. This move, initially announced last year, became effective ...

Amazon had been offering print magazine subscriptions for sale in the U.S., and digital magazine and newspaper subscriptions and single issues for sale in the U.S. and three other markets.

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