Sentences with phrase «book consumer habits»

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While this report took into account the total book buying habits of consumers, ebooks also saw a spike in consumption.

Number of Books Read Each Year — According to this article in the Washington Post, the Associated Press conducted a poll back in 2007 to learn about consumer reading habits.

They'll usually have a team of people ready to buy or download your book)-- the indicator is that, after the promo, your also boughts will be filled up with other people who bought the same promo (rather than actual organic also boughts based on authentic consumer habits)

The high interest in comparing print and digital book sales has led to a renewed interest in looking at the reading habits of consumers around the world.

As things got underway at the annual Digital Book World conference in New York, one of the first news items to come was the results of an in - depth study on the digital reading habits of some of the youngest ebook consumers in the marketplace.

Also, booksellers are creatures of habit; if women have seemed to buy more books in the past, then there is more retail space given over to their tastes so that they carry on being the main consumers.

In its Books and Consumer Survey 2015, Nielsen Bookscan — the principal auditor of British reading habits — found that 46 per cent of all books bought in 2014 were for males (i.e. men and bBooks and Consumer Survey 2015, Nielsen Bookscan — the principal auditor of British reading habits — found that 46 per cent of all books bought in 2014 were for males (i.e. men and bbooks bought in 2014 were for males (i.e. men and boys).

«PubTrack Consumer provides publishers and retailers with information they simply can't get from other types of data sources, such as book consumers» purchase motivation, demographic profiles, media use, loaning habits, and reading preferences of adults, teens, and children,» said Kelly Gallagher, general manager of the business intelligence unit for Bowker.

Bowker, which releases an annual report on the buying habits of book consumers, recently introduced a new tool for publishers to track consumer traffic called PubTrack.

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DENVER, Jan. 31, 2011 / PRNewswire / — In a recent study to understand how portable, multi-function devices or MFDs (e.g., iPhone, iPad, Blackberry, Android devices, etc) are changing consumer book reading habits, consumers who utilized these devices expressed a tremendous affinity for them, struggling to come up with any significant shortcomings to reading ebooks on them.

I believe the habits of the average consumer will alter to start reading certain books more than once when he carries them with him anytime a sentimental urge hits.

Amazon's audio book subsidiaries are built around yesterday's business model though, and I believe technology and consumer habits have evolved to the point where a new business model will emerge.

Since November 2009, Consumer Attitudes Toward E-Book Reading has been tracking the habits and preferences of print book consumers who say they have acquired an e-book or a dedicated e-reading device within the past year.

The bookseller has tried to adjust to a noticeable shift in book reading habits, with e-book readers becoming increasingly popular with consumers over traditional hardcover or paperback books.

A front row seat to exclusive BookNet research on consumer habits and sales trends affecting today's trade book market

Denver, CO January 27, 2011 — In a recent study to understand how portable, multi-function devices or MFDs (e.g., iPhone, iPad, Blackberry, Android devices, etc) are changing consumer book reading habits, consumers who utilized these devices expressed a tremendous affinity for them, struggling to come up with any significant shortcomings to reading ebooks on them.

This «unlimited» reading solution, created by Bol.com and Kobo, nicely complements the evolution we are seeing in consumer reading habits as well as book subscription trends globally.»

By the close of 2012, 53 percent of consumers said the economy was having no effect on their book buying habits, up from 51 percent at the end of 2011.

About Consumer Attitudes Toward E-Book Reading Since November 2009, Consumer Attitudes Toward E-Book Reading has been tracking the habits and preferences of print book consumers who say they have acquired an e-book or a dedicated e-reading device within the past year.

This «unlimited» reading solution complements the evolution we are seeing in consumer reading habits as well as book subscription trends globally.

Technology and mobility are clearly changing reading habits, with more and more consumers opting for different formats for books, such as e-books.