Sentences with phrase «domain books do»

I've posted about DRM before, and it is a strike against some e-books — those e-books released by publishers who use DRM (many smaller publishers, independent authors, and public domain books don't use DRM).

Not exact matches

It only accesses public domain books on Project Gutenberg, which Stanza can do in addition to opening other files.

This is where you can specify if the book is public domain or not - generally I don't set my books as public domain as you are then giving the right for anyone to use your work.

They accept public domain books but only from select partners, and only if they don't create a duplicate in their database.

Personally, I don't think it will take nearly 40 years to make eBooks of all of the public domain books, newspapers and magazines, etc., that are easy to find, not to forget to add in music, artworks, etc..

Another thing I've just noticed: Novelrank doesn't really work well if you sell books from multiple domains.

Line charts, bar charts, stacked bar charts; we make it easy to visualize how your books are doing across domains or compared to other titles in your account.

The bulletproof way of making money out of public domain books is to offer content nobody else does.

We do accept public domain content, however we may choose to not sell a public domain book if its content is undifferentiated or barely differentiated from one or more other books.

The figures do not include free Kindle books, of which there are 1.8 million originally published before 1923 (they are in the public domain because their copyright has expired).

I used the cover creator for my little public domain book, since I don't care much about the print version.

Purchasing a domain name for a book's title does not necessarily mean that a website has to be developed for the domain.

At present I don't know how many of these books will already be in the PG archives but nonetheless this is going to be another great move in making all public domain books available.

I didn't catch the title of that book, but it sounds like one of the above - mentioned, you know, free, out - of - copyright public domain books, many of which were, in fact, scanned by Google, which their — they have these huge processes underway now.

What the e-reader industry needs to do is develop an agnostic operating system that taps into all of the free public domain books and free educational resources.

Most of the titles available are all being sold by major publishers and do not include the normal public domain books that normally populate sales like this.

Do not let anyone place images in your book that have not been provided and verified BY YOU (and your attorney, if necessary) as royalty - free and / or public domain (public domain does NOT mean «on the Internet»), and that have the proper model or property releases.

Not only does Open Library have over one million public domain books available as digitized Adobe downloads, but they also now work with libraries and publishers for a book borrowing program in BookReader, PDF, and ePub formats.

It doesn't hurt to own a domain connected to your book title (and have it redirect to your author site), and there are some exceptions where you might want to have a website devoted to your book in addition to your author website (e.g., in the case of classroom texts that will be around for many years, through many new editions, with many ancillary materials).

As some quick number crunching, based on my current sales rate, if I don't increase AT ALL and just maintain steady sales, in 1 year I will make $ 204.40 (Note, this is based entirely on the Amazon royalty rate, which is my lowest — I get $ 0.35 for every sale — , so in fact I would likely make more than this), which covers the cost of my cover, the copyright, the domain forwarding on this website, and gives me enough of a profit to snag a few books.

Many Golden - and Silver - Age comics are now in the public domain, and The Digital Comic Museum and Comic Book Plus both do great work collecting and publishing these online for you to download completely free.

At this point, Studio Tendra has done eleven covers: the six books of the Knights and Necromancers series, four books in a series of annotated public domain books (which I'll tell you all about in a few weeks» time), and one in an aborted project you probably will never hear anything more about.

Before you can record an audiobook, you must do due diligence to determine whether the book is in the public domain or still under copyright.

The public domain books that are the focus of GITenberg don't have a fixed rulebook hammered down by publishers.

If you want to add your book for tracking, just repeat the process you used when first adding your book: Copy and paste the Amazon link (can be from any Amazon domain, doesn't have to be the Amazon.it link) into the Sales Rank tracking page.

If I enabled all domains when I first started tracking the book, does it continue to check all domains (including new ones) each time?

Even Oprah couldn't get public domain books to sell well — What hope do Publishers have?

Don't rely solely on websites that claim they are public domain books, because they may not be.

Do not under any circumstances choose a domain name that is your book's title.

They have only 1 GB of storage, but do include an expandable SD card slot, and come pre-loaded with 100 free public domain books.

In the Kindle store, I saw several Public Domain ebooks up with covers that really don't fit the book.

The problem was that this person didn't own the rights to Orwell's book (which had fallen into the public domain in Australia but not here in the U.S.), so it would be like if I scanned in a copy of Harry Potter and tried to sell it on Amazon and make money off it.

Google is looking to redress the balance somewhat by scanning a million books for free into the public domain, but it still doesn't change the fact that currently it's only Amazon in the UK that allows users to access and download from a store over 3G direct to their reader.

A Kindle e-book priced at $ 2.99 which qualifies (public domain books, for example, do not) for the 70 % royalty and has a small delivery fee earn royalties of up to $ 2.09.

Founder of StandardEbooks.org Interview starts at 11:43 and ends at 40:40 «One of the criteria for the books that we accept is that we very specifically don't want to become a dumping ground for everything public domain.

Awesome that your public domain books are doing so well, Brian!

And just in case you don't know where to look for free public - domain books, there's a folder with a list of Web sites where you can download content.

I am reading more public domain and the few publishers that are DRM free because I don't want to spend $ 10 on a book that I can only read once and not give away.

I was stuck for a cover for my first book, since I couldn't afford original art for it, didn't know how to get hold of the right sort of art in public domain that would be good enough — and then I saw the cover of the paperback version of Memoirs of a Geisha.

Orizon does include the mobile version of one English - language bookstore, Feedbooks, in its bookmarks, and that store has an assortment of paid, public - domain, and original books, but it's no Amazon or Barnes & Noble.

To access the public domain books, owners of Sony's PRS - 505 or PRS - 700 readers will need to install the PC software and create an account on the eBook Store if they don't already have one.

You've got authors who read their books (like Scott Siglar who's been doing it for years, ever since the Evo Terra's Podiobooks was around), authors who perform their own books, performers who perform public domain classics, my own audio serialization of the forthcoming 2018 edition of the Smashwords Book Marketing Guide, and more.

Most people still expect to pay something for an eBook, unless the author is doing a promotion or the book is a classic in the public domain.

There's no way to categorize books (which even the PC version of Kindle can do) and downloading non-Amazon books, even public domain books, is a major hassle.

Once copyright expires, books are considered public domain and you don't need permission to reproduce or copy etc..

They may be happy to use it as a traditional print casebook (those hard bound books do look good on a young lawyer's bookshelf); they may prefer to make it available to their students electronically; they may wish to insert their own teaching notes into our content and then provide their students with either a print, electronic or hybrid version of the teaching material; or they may wish to supplement a principal resource (such as casebook) with other proprietary material (such as text from a doctrinal work) or public domain material (via links to cases, statutes and other resources).