Sentences with phrase «public library sales»

«Public library sales total $ 850 million,» said Coe of Baker and Taylor.

Not exact matches

When someone wants to save money they can clip coupons and look for sales or they can come to any of the 37 libraries in the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library System.

The Brooklyn Public Library will receive $ 52 million from the sale, about $ 40 million of which will fund improvements at other branches, according to David Woloch, the library's executive vice president for external affairs.

The ALA's criteria are: «Inclusion of all titles: All e-book titles available for sale to the public should also be available to libraries.

PublishDrive is a Hungarian company that will publish your eBook in more than 400 stores including Apple iBooks, Google Play Books, Kindle, Scribd, Barnes & Noble, plus 240k digital libraries (schools, universities, public libraries) for 10 % after net sales.

With a national sales and support team representing over 100 years of combined experience, Sebco provides library bound print books and ebooks to public libraries and school libraries throughout the country.

Our global sales and distribution network covers markets such as: public and K - 12 libraries, college bookstores, Christian retail, and gift and game resellers, just to name a few.

Once a reader eventually locates a book of interest, affiliate sales options are given, as well as information on borrowing the ebook from the user's local public library.

John Shableski works for Diamond Book Distributors as a sales manager with a focus on the independent bookstore market and on public and school libraries.

In her spare time, she bicycles and helps run her local public library's used book sale.

It may mean readings at the public library, talking to friends about leaving reviews on Good Reads, Amazon and other ebook sales and review sites.

This new distribution agreement goes beyond offering ebooks for sale on the internet, but now makes those books available to public libraries.

A Google search on Amazon AND «public libraries» delivered links to several books about libraries for sale on Amazon.

I have visited book clubs (these are great, because I'm preaching to the converted), libraries (less productive for sales, but I still love public libraries), and bookstores.

This isn't a «sales» pitch as I have found the other essays extremely informed and helpful in understanding this market in terms of school, public, and academic library issues.

Public libraries owe their existence to First Sale (on physical goods) in the first place.

An ISBN is a must - have for all books made available to the public as it is what publishers, booksellers, internet retailers, libraries, wholesalers, distributors and other such supply chain participants use as an identifier for a particular book when they are listing, ordering, recording sales, taking stock and for other related purposes.

After all, public libraries account for a healthy chunk of all book sales, and can properly guard against copying.

While the publishers who treat ebooks as printed books make most of their sales to the public and are rightfully concerned that school and library sales will erode the consumer sales that they need to survive, the publishers who have developed and champion the unlimited simultaneous use with perpetual access model sell only to or principally to school libraries.

My e-book library now numbers in the hundreds: lots of public domain, e-book versions (on sale) of real books I already own (because it is a lot easier to travel with a tablet than a library), and new purchases.

Children's Library Marketing Committee: This committee considers ideas and issues that pertain to the sale of publications to all types of libraries, with a focus on public and school libraries.

We account for about 10 percent of publisher sales5 and 40 percent of children's.6 Public libraries account for about $ 1.8 billion of sales a year.

Penguin Random House today announced a new unified, companywide terms of sale (TOS) policy for ebook licenses sold to public, school, and other libraries working with approved ebook vendors in the United States and Canada.

Maloney points out that the pilot program — at New York Public Library and Brooklyn Public Library — «will delay the release of ebooks to the libraries for six months after the titles on on sale in stores and online.»

We know that public libraries enhance the sale of books; but does this benefit outweigh publisher concerns about piracy and the business opportunity to sell the same content over and over again, monetizing library lending?

Most library personnel and library supporters are most familiar with public relations activities that are conducted on a recurring basis: newsletters and publications, regularly scheduled events (such as book discussions and other library programs), and the traditional annual book sale.

Lending them to the 51 % of the population with library cards will likely have a negligible effect on book sales, just as 165 years of public libraries haven't put bookshops out of business.

Hotel Mandatory hotel imposed resort fee inclusions: • Resort fee of $ 15.00 per room / night (plus 6.5 % sales tax) covers • wireless Internet connectivity in sleeping rooms and most public areas of the resort, • use of fitness center and DVD library, • daily newspaper, • two (2) bottles of water in your guest room, • local and toll - free phone calls, • and use of tennis courts, bocce ball, shuffleboard and horseshoes at nearby (less than half - mile) Oceans Racquet & Recreation Center • Resort fee of $ 15.00 per room / night (plus 6.5 % sales tax) covers • wireless Internet connectivity in sleeping rooms and most public areas of the resort, • use of fitness center and DVD library, • daily newspaper, • two (2) bottles of water in your guest room, • local and toll - free phone calls, • and use of tennis courts, bocce ball, shuffleboard and horseshoes at nearby (less than half - mile) Oceans Racquet & Recreation Center The above list may not be comprehensive.

Reception and lobby, lift, luggage rooms for late departures, public Internet terminals, free WiFi in the bar area, laundry and medical services, bicycle hire, professional bike tour guide, golf tee times arranged through reception with up to 15 % discount on 4 courses, club room / library, sale of Newspapers & Magazines, rent a car & rent a bike station.

Built in two phases, Phase One (2014 - 15) focused on the renovation and conversion of the museum's original 56 Broadway site into a new three - zoned environment featuring a public entry and retail sales area with an adjoining Black Mountain College (BMC) orientation center, an expanded and updated BMC exhibition gallery, and a new BMC library, research and study center.

As such, I don't think the ProCD case applies in my situation due to the qualitative differences between licensing CD - ROMs with vast amounts of information that has been compiled and which has value added search features added to it versus the «sale» of single copies of public domain sheet music (however, a library that creates and licenses for sale a CD - ROM with hundreds of individual pieces of public domain sheet music might be protected by the principles in ProCD since a court might recognize and protect the library's investment of time and money in creating the CD - ROM, but even in that situation, if the library is not otherwise adding value - added information above and beyond the public domain content, it is not obvious that ProCD applies).

-- public libraries would have few books (if libraries still exist as a physical public space, that is)-- no more fundraiser book sales put on by various organizations, including public libraries — no more BookCrossing http://www.bookcrossing.com

Examples of places of public accommodation would include hotels, restaurants, libraries, places of education, convention centers, sales establishments (including real estate offices), banks, and association offices.