Sentences with phrase «e-book market increased»

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David Lewis, the VP of sales and marketing at Baker Publishing Group, said «Our trade paper fiction revenue declined by 8 %, our e-book revenue increased by 3 %, and our cloth fiction has increased by 45 %.»
With our large e-Book catalog, Vistaar's technology will enable us to be more market and data driven in our pricing approach and in turn increase sales for our authors and our partners.
I agree with you that corporations like Amazon need to innovate and increase the number of uses for their e-readers, but it appears they're not interested in doing that because they've got such a stranglehold on the e-book market in the US so to get an e-reader with the capabilities I want I'm going to pay Onyx wayy too much money.
And the endowment concept could kick - start the library e-book market and thus increase librarians» bargaining power with publishers, so that libraries finally could take advantage of the economies of e-books.
Also, the American Publishing Association has announced that the sales of e-books have increased from 3 percent of the market a year ago, to 8 and a half percent.
«Due to the increase in the e-book market over the past 10 years...» is different than «the rise of e-books
Amazon, Apple, Kobo and other retailers sell e-books in Brazil and the publisher increase affected that market as well.
E-books managed to increase their share of the total market from 2.9 per cent to 3.14 per cent.
The real news is that over the last five years a series of structural changes in the market — a dramatic increase in the number of people able to read e-books, online retailers able to keep books in stock and in print indefinitely, and major publishers abandoning the mid-list — have made it possible for individuals and small organizations to define publishing success differently.
Industry firms also view e-books as a separate market segment from print books, and the Publisher Defendants were able to impose and sustain a significant retail price increase for their trade e-books.
The Italian publishing market has experienced a 21 % increase in e-book sales in the first six months of 2016.
In 2017, investment in the project could reach up to 50 million rubles and the company said the main selling points are the increased market demand for high - quality e-books will allow publishers to implement complex layout, tables, lists and images.
The e-book market has plateaued and book sales grew by 2.8 % in 2015 following a 2.4 % increase in 2014.
That decision would hand online retailer Amazon a victory in its attempt to sell e-books cheaper than rivals in the fast - growing market publishers hope will boost revenue and increase customer numbers.
Skip Dye, Vice President Library Marketing and Sales, Penguin Random House, says that increased exposure of the Penguin Random House catalog ensures that customers will be able to access the e-books they're looking for, both in the library and online.
That could be good news for authors who make up for a loss in mass - market sales with increases in e-book sales.
Yet despite the increasing realization that digital and print can easily coexist in the market, the question of whether the e-book will «kill» the print book continues to surface.
I think it is important to note that despite the increase marketshare in e-books, the entire digital publishing market only generated $ 70 million in 2015.
I know e-books have been continually increasing their share of the market, but paper only represents 12 % of the top 2500 sellers and 4 % of the top 100?
The rate of e-book sales and market share increases shows no sign of slowing down.
However, after seven years of continuous revenue increases, the economic fluctuations that have impacted business in recent years have now also reached the book market», said Alexander Skipis, head of the Börsenverein des Deutschen Buchhandels, last month in Frankfurt am Main during a presentation of the Börsenverein's most recent e-book study.
This is the first ever large - scale study of the German e-book market and the results indicate that the publishing industry is convinced of the impact of increasing digitalization, even though Germans still read print books almost exclusively.
In a recent report, the market research firm says that while the number of electronic readers sold is likely to increase in 2009, it expects 2010 to be the year when e-book readers really become popular consumer electronic devices.
So Amazon increases its cut through the fees — increasing the cost of e-book marketing and advertising but without necessarily the premium in the initial price to cover that increase.
Amazon has been good for all authors, best - selling and non, self - pub and partner pub, because, for a few, A) Amazon helped replace part of the wholesale market, which shrank in the 1990's, and really helped open up online book - selling; B) Amazon has increased international publishing by expanding into numerous countries, allowing more international authors to hit the big English markets, English authors to hit new markets and transnational publishers to do multi-country launches more easily; C) by launching the Kindle, Amazon juiced the small e-book retail industry into a much larger, fast - growing market, which helped replace mass market wholesale sales, etc..
As far as I can tell, their thinking goes something like this: More and more people are buying e-books, so we'll be in the e-book market, but we don't want e-books to compete with our paper sales, so instead of making our e-books cheaper (or even the same price) as our paper books, we will now INCREASE the prices of our e-books.
Increasing Internet applications and usage of E-Book Reader globally, drives a great potential for electronic paper market.
In the fiction market, the existence of e-books increases total sales even as it decreases print sales.
But saying that Amazon is increasing its hold on the e-book device market wasn't nearly as exciting as saying the Kindle was dying.
While the demand for e-books has increased, the market is so saturated (and the prices so low by comparison) that it's difficult to turn a profit.
They don't want to increase the e-book market.
A BookStub is an e-book marketing product that provides authors with increased access to readers by enabling person - to - person e-book distribution and new opportunities for publicity in the digital marketplace.
But I'll go ahead and keep up the tradition and make a prediction for 2013 e-book sales anyway: based on the lack of innovation in e-readers (yes, we have lighted e-readers, but no color or flexible screens yet) and the saturation of the market, I predict that e-book sales will continue to slow their rate of increase, perhaps increasing another 20 - 25 % over this year's sales figures, which would put 2013 e-book sales between $ 1.75 and $ 2 billion.
Monthly e-book sales ($ 49.5 M) haven't quite caught mass market paperback sales ($ 57.1 M) yet, but they're getting ever closer as e-book sales increase dramatically and print book sales decline from 2009 levels.
While consumer interest in e-books has increased over the years, they have yet to attract a mainstream market.
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