Sentences with phrase «consider electronic books»

That seems to be the only type they talk about, but surely they should consider electronic books too nowadays.

Alternatively, some historians consider electronic books to have started in the early 1960s, with the NLS project headed by Doug Engelbart at Stanford Research Institute (SRI), and the Hypertext Editing System and FRESS projects headed by Andries van Dam at Brown University.

I know that many law libraries are considering electronic book options and there are several publishers going down this road as well.

Not exact matches

Considering that a fax machine is apt to need service as frequently as a laser printer or an electronic typewriter — about one and a half times a year — learning to perform even a minor repair (for example: «Soldering Tips and Techniques») will sooner or later cover the price of the book.

It was so tremendously generous of you to offer without restraint just what a lot of folks might have marketed for an electronic book in making some money for themselves, specifically considering the fact that you could have tried it if you decided.

It's quite surprisingly open - handed of you to deliver unreservedly what a lot of people might have made available for an electronic book to make some cash on their own, primarily considering the fact that you could possibly have tried it if you desired.

Students using educational technology also find themselves with lots to gain, considering electronic versions of text books are 33 - 35 % cheaper than their physical counterparts.

Dohle further clarified: «Accordingly, Random House considers contracts that grant the exclusive right to publish «in book form» or «in any or all editions» to include the exclusive right to publish in electronic book publishing formats.»

So far, we have considered the portable electronic book with screen of 5 or 6 inches.

We will consider a concrete example - we will establish the protected network connection between electronic book Pocketbook 360 plus and Wi - Fi router ASUS wl - 500g.

Due to using of operating system Android, these devices can be considered tablet but not an electronic book.

E-Books: Considering the popularity of Nook, Kindle, and other reading devices, electronic books are on the radar of authors and readers alike.

If you're using artwork, tables, maps and charts and other third - party content in electronic books, then you must consider copyright issues when planning your electronic publishing project.

Secondly, I get very, very puzzled (considering the new and very easy technology of POD publishing) that any publisher would only go electronic, especially with the well - researched data of number of paper books sold vs electronic books sold.

Of course, all the confusion makes sense considering how new all this is and that indie publishers are just writers who (before now) never once thought about how a price got put on a book, electronic or paper.

Cons: ~ Books are only available to readers with electronic devices ~ The media does not consider ebooks as newsworthy as printed books ~ Meeting planners are primarily interested in key note speakers with printed books which can be sold at live eBooks are only available to readers with electronic devices ~ The media does not consider ebooks as newsworthy as printed books ~ Meeting planners are primarily interested in key note speakers with printed books which can be sold at live ebooks ~ Meeting planners are primarily interested in key note speakers with printed books which can be sold at live ebooks which can be sold at live events

If you are a member of any electronic mailing lists, newsgroups, or forums related to the topic of your book, and the etiquette of the group allows for book announcements, you might consider posting a brief message about the book at the time of its release.

Today the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) published «Digital Books and Your Rights,» a checklist for readers considering buying into the digital book marketplace.

Our older agreements often give the exclusive right to «publish in book form» or «in any and all editions»... Such grants are usually not limited to any specific format, and indeed the «form» of the book has evolved over the years to include variations of hardcover, paperback, and other written formats, all of which have been understood to be included in the grant of book publishing rights... Whether physical or digital, the product is used and experienced in the same manner, serves the same function, and satisfies the same fundamental urge... Accordingly, Random House considers contracts that grant exclusive rights to publish «in book form» or «in any and all editions» to include the exclusive right to publish in electronic book formats.

I'm guessing you are considering buying this electronic photo book because you love your dog and want to learn how to help him or her live a longer and healthier life.

To the sceptics, who might already be tempted to put the book to one side, consider this: in the mid-1990s, when we predicted (in retrospect, rather unambitiously) that electronic mail would become the dominant way in which clients and lawyers would communicate, senior officials at the Law Society of England and Wales said that we should not be allowed to speak in public, that we failed to understand confidentiality, and that we were bringing the profession into disrepute.