Sentences with phrase «kobo gave us a retail»

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Along with the opening today of its online ebook store, Whitcoulls has launched the Kobo dedicated eReader, giving Kiwis their first retail experience of an e-Ink ebook reader.

«Major retailers in the last few weeks have been giving the Kobo Mini away with the purchase of their ARC tablet, most notably Chapters / Indigo.»

Smashwords, who sells author content as well as distributes that content to major retailers of authors» choice, gives authors the option to sell their ebooks through Smashwords at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Kobo, Apple, Flipkart, and a few other retailers, as well as to distribute their work for lending to OverDrive, Oyster, and Scribd.

I was given two professional - looking file formats at the end of the process that I could upload straight to eBook retailers such as Amazon, Kobo, Google Play, and iBooks.

Kobo was originally financed by Indigo that owned a large percentage of the company and gave the Canadian based start - up critical retail space in all of their bookstores in Canada.

E-reading platform Kobo may be a quiet company where retailing is concerned, given that many US consumers may not have even heard of the company that falls just slightly behind Amazon and Barnes and Noble is ebook and device sales, but the company who has made more international headway than either of the two larger platforms combined has now increased its retail partnerships in France.

To give you an idea, the Kobo e-Reader sold in the USA retails for around $ 99.00, in Canada it retails for $ 149 and in Australia $ 220.00.

Along with the ebook store, Whitcoulls has also launched the Kobo dedicated ebook reader, giving Kiwis their first retail experience of an e-Ink ebook reader.

Ben Dugas of Kobo gave a fascinating talk about EPUBs from a retailer perspective.

Independent booksellers will also be able to sell the new devices, with Kobo's affiliation scheme with retailers beginning also in autumn and giving indies in the UK the ability to sell Kobo e-books through a light integration on their websites.

The Retailer Grid gives you results for Amazon, Apple, Barnes & Noble, Google, Kobo, and NetGalley.

Written from a small US publisher and / or author perspective, the questions give a neat roundup of considerations before committing to a retailer driven service such as Amazon, Apple or Kobo or a multichannel distribution service such as Smashwords or its competitors.

We need to get on retail sites like Kobo and use distributors like Smashwords and D2D so we can get into the smaller regional retailers that give good deals to ALL customers, not just a chosen few.