Sentences with phrase «development costs of the book»

Using the same rate for both print and e-book would undoubtedly result in a smaller share of profits for the author, especially where the upfront development costs of the book have been fully amortized in a previous print edition.

Not exact matches

This professional development series for Black educators costs $ 50, which includes the cost of the book and covers the whole school year.

With the proliferation of devices and formats and the high costs of one - off development, how can publishers make and distribute digital illustrated books more efficiently and effectively?

While this is, of course, a very desirable development as it cuts down on production costs and increases revenues, I soon found that it also changed the way I had to approach the presentation of my books.

Also, the general public still has not embraced EPUB 3, which has a growing portfolio of interactive books and has a higher development cost.

Digital disruption, as described in James McQuivey's book, Digital Disruption, is the use of digital resources for the specific purpose of providing more value at «a lower cost, with faster development times, and greater impact.»

A book that a week ago we purchased for $ 28.00 now costs $ 84.00,» said Scarlett Fisher - Herreman, the technical services & collection development supervisor, at the Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library in Kansas, whose director, Gina Millsap, is seeking the presidency of the American Library Association.

Photographers, illustrators, copyeditors — the fees paid to book development contractors are tax deductible, as are the costs of outside services, such as a freelance publicist, a website developer for your author website or a video producer for your online book trailer.

Paper is a fully mature technology: there's very little that can be done to improve it (although if Espresso book machines ever become widespread, they could decrease the cost of paper distribution, which would certainly be a positive development for paper books).

Sales revenue from the book needs to exceed the cash costs of editing, cover design, layout, conversion for print book and ebook presentation, and author website development.

However, your cookbook gets a lot of support in return: you'll work with a top editor who will champion your book; they'll cover your costs of development, marketing and distribution; access to reviewers, prize consideration and literary outlets; and your book will be available on the shelves of bookstores.

The Great and Powerful Digital Disruption Digital disruption, as described in James McQuivey's book, Digital Disruption, is the use of digital resources for the specific purpose of providing more value at «a lower cost, with faster development times, and greater impact.»

Which implies an intense focus on intangibles like management, moats, business models, research & development, disruptive advantage, costs, margins, peer / sector analysis, scuttlebutt, and all manner of other SWOT, scenario & competitive analyses — yes, all the difficult & squishy stuff that never boils down nicely to a cheap price / book ratio.

Second — The incremental rise in book value subsequent to 2001 include windows when Burwood was considered «under development» and both soft and hard costs plus capitalized interest expenses were incurred and added to Reading's cost basis as Reading first up - zoned (move to «Major Activity Center» status in 2004), then improved (filling in most of the rock quarry) and then environmentally remediating the soil on the site for several million $.

* I thought this development of ultra low cost ETFs was important enough to devote a chapter of my book to the topic.