Sentences with phrase «competition is good for readers»

The increased competition is good for readers.

Competition is good for readers and for authors.

Not exact matches

The competition for the best e-book reader sure is tough with Amazon and Barnes & Noble (B&N) in the lead with their Kindle and Nook devices respectively.

Our Young Adult bundle features titles that were finalists for Best Indie Book, Young Adult Fiction in the Kindle Book Review, finalists for various young adult awards including the 2013 PRISM Contest and 2013 Write Touch Reader's awards and a winner of the Webb Weaver 2010 Writer's Competition.

Competition is essential to the continued healthy growth of the ebook community, and the stronger that B&N gets, the better for readers.

«It's not always the best thing for the author or the reader... Competition, like I said, is good.

In any case I think competition in ebook readers is a good thing for everyone.

I think Sony Readers are consistently better than the competition, but I was hoping for a better reason to upgrade from my PRS - 60, such as a high - resolution screen.

Well, here's a nice start to what Jeff Bezos was saying about giving the Kindle reader team some competition: Amazon just released source code for all its Kindle devices.

Instead of toying with the idea of restricting or penalizing competition, maybe it would actually be a better idea to improve the overall iBooks experience for both authors and readers, and try to turn it into their own money - making success instead of leeching money off others.

The areas where the new Kindle scores above the Kindle 2 as also its competition is its new enhanced e-ink screen that makes for an even better reader experience.

Even better, your name can be something that readers search for directly — cutting out the competition.

Readers want the best possible book you can write, and there's intense competition for their time and money.

Still, competition is a good thing for readers and for Authors.

Sony is facing increasing competition in the handheld gaming space from the likes of Apple, which offers an excellent portable games experience on its iPhone and iPod touch devices, as well as a host of downloadable applications for those gadgets, such as ebook readers.

Not all fictional works, but especially novels where there is an audience that can discover it (zombies, romance, mystery — sure, some genres have more competition among books, but this is compensated for by having more readers), and where the book is pretty good.

However, competition for readers» attention is usually very high and people with already existing platforms do better than newcomers.

Jean Nicole was awarded 3rd place in the National Black Book Festival's 2013 Best New Author competition and she enjoys the honor of having written featured articles for popular reader websites and blogs, such as Digital Book Today and The Masquerade Crew.

While it's too early to tell how the Dell Reading Tablet will be as an ereader, at the minimum its competition for both the Kindle 3 and Apple's 10 ″ iReader and that's good for reading and readers.

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There needs to be serious competition in the marketplace, not only for the readers, but for the content as well.

Yet, we have managed to get stuck in a world where competition increases eBook prices, success of eBooks leads to Publishers delaying them, and the prevalent attitude is «readers should do what's best for our bottom line, not what's in their best interest».

Making everyone buy the Kindle in order to read ebooks would be bad for the ebook industry in part because Amazon doesn't really have any idea what makes a good ebook reader in terms of hardware design and because any diminished competition is bad for an industry.

I'd suggest that authors investigate thoroughly the competition for their book, which includes the titles that are now considered classics and that all readers interested in this subject will buy, as well as the titles that are fresh on the market and are drawing attention.

Earlier this week, we talked about how competition for your book is actually a good thing, as it leads your ideal readers to your book.

Now the UK's biggest and best travel photo competition is back for 2017, and we're hungry to see more of the world expertly framed by you, our well - travelled readers.

Although it works great as is, we'd like to add some copy to it, and so, Fearless Readers, we are going to have a little competition for the best copy as judged by us.

TreeHugger readers have been asked to help pick the Peoples» Choice Award for the One Good Chair Competition, from among the three finalists.

For lawyers that simply want to be the best, this book promises to «help readers rise above the competition in any company in any field.»

This is an important point: if you're a media company, your competition isn't the product or service that is better than you — and it's certainly not the one that you think is doing journalism — it's the one that is good enough for your readers or users.

There is just so much competition out there and your best chance of getting an interview is to make sure that it is incredibly obvious to the reader that you are a viable candidate for the job.

There is just sooo much competition out there and your best chance of getting an interview is to make sure that it is incredibly obvious to the reader that you are a viable candidate for the job.