Sentences with phrase «e-books released that day»

What helps me earn well from each e-book I release these days?

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Today is the day I release my very first e-book!

As he wraps his 30 - day heath challenge, Congressman Charles Rangel has released the Rangel Resolution Recipe e-Book...

I use their bone broth regularly these days and used it to create the recipes in my new bone broth e-book (releasing later this year).

Today is the day I release my very first e-book!

Previously an internationally sold e-book that has changed the lives of thousands of people worldwide, the 5 - Day Real Food Detox is now being released to a wider audience through Random House this March.

Just days after the wraps were taken off the iPad, Macmillan informed Amazon it wanted to begin charging between 12.99 and 14.99 dollars for e-book versions of most hardcover new releases and bestsellers.

NEW YORK — Former President George W. Bush's memoir Decision Points sold at least 220,000 copies through its first day of release, with more than 20 per cent generated by e-book purchases.

Amazon, Barnes and Noble and Kobo have been going crazy on social media the last few days promoting Charlotte's Web and the sequel to the Pulitzer Prize - winning To Kill a Mockingbird that will be released as an e-book July 2015.

E-books would also be released around the same day as their hardcover print counterparts, instead of waiting days, weeks, months after the hardcover releases before releasing the e-book version.

This creates an environment where most new hardcovers cost less than the e-book on the day it comes out and when the paperback edition is eventually released the price is normally halved, while the e-book price will never change.

The e-Book versions of the publications will be released on the same day as the paper versions of the publications * 1, allowing readers to enjoy a wider lineup of easily downloadable manga magazines.

Other data from the same release concerns money being directed to Amazon's KDP Select initiative, which gives incentive to independent authors to self - publish their e-books exclusively in the Amazon Kindle Store for at least 90 days.

Thousands of e-books are released every single day on Amazon.

I also refuse to buy and e-book when it is within a certain margin of the hard cover and, yes, the other day I saw a new release where the e-book was more expensive than the print version.

Also curious if there's a magic day of the week or time of the month to release a new e-book on Amazon.

The next time someone returns a copy, you'll be notified by e-mail that the title is now available and you'll have a set time (typically three days, although this does vary) to check out the e-book before it's released and available to anyone.

What I am saying is that right now, with the abundance of books and short stories being offered for free through the KDP Select Program on Amazon, you are having to fight to get your just released e-book into the hands of readers being offered hundreds of freebies every day.

We chose to release it as an E-book first and then about 100 days later, we released the print version.

Nearly two days after the DOJ filed suit against Apple (s AAPL) and publishers for allegedly colluding to fix e-book prices, Apple has released a short statement denying the accusations and criticizing Amazon's «monopolistic grip.»

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This is not too surprising, since the growth of e-books is most likely to impact sales of mass - market paperbacks, as MMPs are the least expensive print offering, their release is delayed after hardcovers (as some publishers do with e-books), and most closely filled the role that e-books are starting to fill for people: day - to - day fiction reading, as opposed to hardcover cookbooks, graphic books, or bookshelf display items.

There have been a couple of blogposts recently that are worth noting — the first one marks the impending breaking of the $ 1 billion mark for e-books — posted on James McQuivey's blog — and a related post a few days earlier on Law Librarian Blog about the release of 40,000 e-books by Springer without any DRM (Digital Rights Management) restrictions.

I think it must be release your first e-book day.