Amazon’s Kindle Grabs Another Top Publisher: USA Today

USA Today told its readers on Christmas that they would finally be able to get the newspaper daily on Amazon’s Kindle electronic reader.

Amazon's Kindle gets USA Today

The paper, published by Gannet, had been a hold out. Starting today, subscribers will be able to download the paper, according to mocoNews.net, an online news site.

Kindle newspaper copies typically go for 75 cents, though monthly prices vary.

USA Today will be the 21st daily newspaper in the U.S. to publish on the device, which was launched in November 2007.

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