[Hadrien]

Originally Posted by igorsk

No news from Frankfurt, but I found the page of Amazon's Digital Media Technology group. They list their projects, some of which I didn't know about.
http://media-server.amazon.com/jobs/jobs.html

Interesting indeed:

e-Books & Documents

Waiting for the postman is so 20th century. Our e-Books and e-Docs stores are thriving and you can take a large role in helping us grow our offerings and improve the customer experience.

Our selection of e-books and e-documents continues to grow, so Amazon customers are able to find and download an even wider selection of best-selling books and unique content on an increasingly diverse range of topics. Customers get access to these digital goods immediately through their digital locker after purchase.

Amazon Shorts

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But I hate that one:

What kind of person would thrive in MediaTech?

They would be interested in the challenges of...

[...]Producing digital rights management and security that works for the customer and for Amazon.com