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ARTICLE · 03 MAY 2019

Amazon: Lessons From The World's Biggest Brand

Some brands simply seem to play a major role in our lives – Apple, Facebook, Google, Netflix.

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Some brands simply seem to play a major role in our lives – Apple, Facebook, Google, Netflix. These are brands that for many of us have become something of an ever present. One brand that surely belongs on that list is Amazon, one of the most important, influential and high-profile brands in the world. Brand Finance recently declared Amazon to be the world's most valuable brand, valuing it at USD50-billion. So, it makes sense to keep abreast of what is going on there.

Fighting fakes

The publication World Trademark Review recently reported on developments regarding Amazon and counterfeits. The counterfeiting problem has, of course, moved online, and there have long been concerns about the number of counterfeit products that are available on Amazon. The company has for some time been under pressure from big brand owners who are, unsurprisingly, unhappy about the fact that people can buy cheap knock-offs of their products on Amazon. So, the company recently launched

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