In February, Barnes & Noble said quarterly sales of its Nook e-reader and digital catalog surged 38 percent from a year ago, while traditional book sales rose only 4 percent. (old.seattletimes.com)
While the company's most recent earnings, posted on Tuesday, reported a 14 - percent drop in net income, revenue from both its eReaders and its digital offerings rose 38 percent, while traditional book sales rose a mere 4 percent in comparison. (huffingtonpost.com)
Here in the States, the percentage of electronic book sales compared to traditional book sales continues to expand. (deanwesleysmith.com)