Sentences with phrase «ebook borrowing increased»

Ebook borrowing increased slightly (though only accounted for 5 % of total loans) and attracted some new users, with librarians and borrowers welcoming «a great new development» that could have particular benefits for visually impaired and housebound users.

In 2017, audiobook borrows increased 91 % while eBook borrows increased 174 %.

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12 % said that the price is right, but they would not buy ebooks if the price increased even further and 8 % said they no longer buy ebooks and exclusively borrow them from the library.

One article that details the borrowing of ebooks for the Siouxland Libraries in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, reported that more ebooks were borrowed in the month of December — over 4,600 — than in the entire 2010 calendar year, and that ebook borrowing for that library increased by 657 % over last year.

With right around 75,000 ebooks in its library, an exponential increase over the original launch, Kindle users have borrowed an astounding 259,000 individual check - outs of those titles in December alone.

Fortunately, studies have shown that this benefits publishers, as ebook borrowing (and the ability to borrow ebooks, even without having finished or read them) has led to an increase in click throughs and purchases of other books.

With a 30 percent increase in children's digital books borrowed (Q1 2016 vs. Q1 2015), younger readers are increasingly embracing public library children's and YA eBook collections.

With right around 75,000 ebooks in its library, an exponential increase over the original launch, Kindle users have borrowed an astounding 259,000 individual check - outs of... [Read more...]

Library readers borrowed more than 165 million eBooks, audiobooks and streaming video from their library's OverDrive - powered collection, an increase of 20 percent over 2014.

In the 2015 - 2016 school year, approximately six million students had access to eBooks and audiobooks and the number of digital books borrowed in OverDrive - powered schools increased nearly 60 percent.

This is an increase of 24 percent over 2014 with a notable surge in audiobooks usage, which achieved a faster growth rate than eBook library borrowing.

Part of this could possibly be explained by self - publishers with not - so - good intentions who have been playing the system, finding loopholes in Amazon's eBook borrowing system to increase their KENP payout.