Amazon is expected to consider the possibility of launching a Netflix-esque subscription service for books.
Amazon is currently in discussions to provide a library service digital subscription to Kindle

Several publishing executives said they are not excited because they believe it could depress the value of books and why would stress the relationship between dealers, who sell their books.

The Wall Street Journal, Amazon is spinning in the editors, but Wall Street Journal says an uphill battle against them:
How Video Instant Amazon, the service should be tied to the $ 79 subscription per year in Amazon Prime.

To appease publishers, content is said to consist of mostly older titles, and publishers would be offered “a substantial share” in exchange for their participation. There would also be limits on the number of bonus shares from a customer can view in a single month.

Needless to say, which would offer such a future Amazon Kindle Android tablets seems to deal even sweeter because it has been reported to be bundled with Amazon Prime Service – all but $ 250.

Of course, publishers will really be the sticking point in all this. After all, their “concern for the value of books” is why we continue to pay $ 10 or more for digital books, despite the fact that there is little or no cost associated with printing and distribution . These books are $ 2 or $ 3 and all would proabably be more based on volume.

In any case, the subscription-based model for books on the Kindle would be great, but I can not help thinking that the publishers are to prevent progress until the end.