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Amazon seems to be making significant grounds in the online world today. Here are reports from various websites:
Amazon Mechanical Turk is yet another way of aggregating service providers and buyers in one place ‘online’ where you can make money depending on your area of expertise.
Business week mentions “people can offer payment for businesses and services that require a human element rather than computing power”.
Amazon Mechanical Turk calls these assignments Human Intelligence Tasks (HITs). A lot (actually 86584) HITs are available as of now for people to work upon. So, what you have to do is fairly simple. Find a task that’s interesting for you. Some real examples are writing reviews, creating metadata information about a product etc. Just complete those tasks and earn money.
Some of the assignments are very interesting like the one about ” Data Collection about famous people.” Tasks like these require only your time and basic english and internet skills but can pay 20 cents per HIT. The review assignments can pay upto $5 per HIT.
Amazon’s cloud computing division has lifted the lid on some of the enhancements it has on the way.
Amazon Web Services has been offering on-demand computing and storage capacity for three years through its Elastic Cloud Compute (EC2) and Simple Storage Service (S3) and now the company wants to make it easier for businesses to use them. The online retail arm of the company might be better known to the general public, but the web services business already consumes more bandwidth than the more famous ecommerce side.
Andy Jassy, senior VP for Amazon Web Services and Amazon Payments, told silicon.com: “Really what we’re trying to do with Amazon Web Services is provide a set of building-block infrastructure services that other businesses can use to build sophisticated scalable applications.”
Amazon (AMZN) recently opened a datacentre in Ireland for businesses wanting to use the services but keep their data in Europe for compliance and latency purposes.
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