Thread: Amazon's recommendation system and the impact of free and discounted books
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Old 02-29-2012, 07:40 AM   #25
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A bit OT but what really bugs me about Amazon's recommendations is that they apparently apply the same logic to physical products as books/music/video. Now if I buy a Stephen King book it's at least reasonable that I may want to buy other horror books, but if I buy a phone charger then does that mean I want another and another?
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