Amazon does this all of the time. They set the terms for what can be sold on their website. If the vendors can't agree to those terms, then they can't sell on t

Amazon does this all of the time. They set the terms for what can be sold on their website. If the vendors can't agree to those terms, then they can't sell on the website. This is what happened with the recent e-books debate. However, you only hear about the high-profile cases. AWS really doesn't have much to do with those decisions, so I'm not seeing the argument this article is making.