Sentences with phrase «digital reader in mind»

Scholarly database JSTOR considers how to redesign the scholarly monograph with the digital reader in mind.

Not exact matches

She's probably the key speaker on issues of metadata at publishing conferences and the kind of soul who doesn't mind a rather basic question from someone trying to learn more about this fundamental element of publishing in the digital age — the metadata by which a book is tracked by professionals and discovered in searches by potential readers.

But, after she left the podium (to widespread applause), what likely lingered in many minds is the candid picture she'd painted of one of publishing's growing digital nightmares: debut authors may be understanding about the slow process to market and put up with it, said Smart, «but as they build reader communities around them they will get really, really pissed off and go and self - publish.»

Amazon, on the other hand, has worked hard to deliver to readers a ubiquitous reading platform (Kindle), an excellent digital reading device (Kindle), and a terrific store designed with discoverability and efficiency in mind (also Kindle).

Marvel's new line is more sophisticated in terms of digital techniques and it's probably great for seasoned superhero readers and those who don't mind being dropped in in the middle of the action.

A writer producing work for digital consumption and an editor preparing that work for consumption must keep the reader's potential distractions in mind.

Beyond such currency adjustments specific to the Eurozone, the wider fear is that the advent of the paperless digital book and rock - bottom pricing has actually adjusted in the minds of reader - consumers the value of a book.

Neelie Kroes for The Guardian UK posted a poignant and interesting opinion piece last week that asks some of the questions that rest in the back of most digital readers» minds.

Personally as a reader, I can say that Adobe Digital Editions hasn't been designed with good usability in mind, its frustrating to use for me.

One of the things we are going to keep in mind to do is make some comics aimed at younger readers as well so they will be part of digital comics going forward.

It's increasingly clear that the future of the book industry lies in the realm of the digital, so anything that can ease the transition for hesitant readers is going to do a lot for everybody's peace of mind.

The mind of an occasional reader — it's what authors and publishers will be fighting about in the next stage of digital publishing (this year?).

You should also keep in mind that digital readers tend to have short attention spans, so be brief and just get to the point.