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Over the course of our interview, we check out the growth of 3M, how the company handles ebook discovery, and talk about its relationships with major publishers in the trial programs in New York.

Apple is looking to beat Amazon at the eBook discovery game with the acquisition of BookLamp.

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For now, BookBub is staying vague about how it will tackle the ebook discovery problem, but he says that promoting curated deals on ebooks has proven to be an effective way to help readers discover new authors whose works they go on to buy with or without a discount.

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The txtr solution offers an end - to - end eBook discovery, purchase, read and share consumer experience, built on a back - end platform with store, a cloud based personal library storage and an extensive international eBook catalogue.

Publishers recognize there is a problem with eBook discovery and this Bookish program was thought to have solved it.

That's why two fairly recent startups, ebook seller and social media platform Zola Books and Big Three book discovery brainchild Bookish.com, have joined forces in the fight against success with Zola's acquisition of the book search engine.

As authors and publishers alike experiment with the sweet spot for ebook prices, promotional pricing can serve as a useful tool in driving book discovery.

He begins by outlining a staggering number of ways that companies can not compete with Amazon, but highlights the book discovery engine and the exclusive content as the only ways that ebook sellers like the now - Bookish powered Zola can keep up.

This closed system of ebook selling doesn't foster book discovery and can lead to niche specific bookselling while isolating potential readers who are trapped by the retail platform associated with the e-reader device or app they choose.

The txtr solution offers an end - to - end eBook discovery, purchase, read and share consumer experience, built on a back - end platform with store, personal library storage and an extensive international eBook catalogue.

During an interview last week with Kobo's Chief Content Officer Michael Tamblyn, the conversation veered to the topic just long enough to understand the steps that retailers are taking to address the issue of children's ebook discovery.

Parents are responding to that excitement over reading and capitalizing on their children's interest in books, and publishers are responding by having more titles at the ready, and online retail platforms are answering the need with greater tools for ebook discovery.

No one argues that the ebook market is saturated with content (to the point that book discovery has been a buzzworthy topic for years now); in fact, a report emerged last week that Amazon now contains over 5 million ebooks in its retail catalog.

This is going to create massive problems for online bookstores who constantly wrestle with eBook discovery.

Barnes and Noble is trying to compete against GoodReads with their own ebook discovery and social media network called Browsery.

Most readers I know rely on a number of streams of discovery: checking «Also Boughts» on books they enjoyed; using the big distributors of ebook info like Pixel of Ink, BookBub, Book Send, Kindle Books and Tips, Ereader News Today, etc; connecting with book bloggers they trust; establishing relationships with other readers on GoodReads, etc..

Not only do we have a massive problem with adult content still creating problems in every major bookstore, but eBook discovery is also being hampered.

They all basically blame indie authors for putting their erotica titles side by side with children's books, hampering eBook discovery and raising a firestorm.

A firestorm erupted this week with the recent commentary on Good e-Reader on self - publishing and eBook discovery.

Amazon has X-Ray, Ivona, audio dictionaries, free ebooks every month with Prime, a massive book discovery network, its own publishing company, and curated app store.

HighWire, which was founded in 1995 and is a part of the Stanford University library system, partners with a variety of sources like universities, publishers, and professional organizations to publish scholarly journals, ebooks, and more, while Tizra's web - based platform makes book discovery and book selling a more streamlined process.

The txtr solution offers an end - to - end eBook discovery, purchase, read and share consumer experience, built on a cloud based back - end platform with store, a personal library and an extensive international eBook catalogue.

In recent months, Readmill had added a book discovery feature and partnered with the Guardian, the Atavist, startup Livrada and nearly 100 other independent publishers and digital bookstores to let them sell ebooks directly through their websites.

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It's not terrible by any means, but it offers nowhere near the level of discovery and top list options you get with the two leading ebook vendors.

Ever since ebooks gained traction the publishing industry has obsessed with what's typically referred to as «the discovery problem.»

Sarah Houghton, Director of San Rafael Public Library, concurred that discovery via the catalog is a problem, and adds that this takes on additional dimensions when it comes to free ebook resources, such as those available from Project Gutenberg, and when the catalog is shared with other members of a consortium.

«I think that the current discovery tools are showing their age and definitely I'm looking forward to where we have better integration with things like OverDrive or EBSCO ebooks,» Dunten said.

Rather than navigating their patrons away from the library's web presence to Balkanized, often commercial, third - party platforms, each with a different discovery and delivery experience, librarians have been demanding a single, easy - to - use, easy - to - search platform — an integration of the ILS with ebook vendor platforms.

Having an eBook provides your book more exposure and room for discovery with readers who prefer an electronic book.

I wouldn't suggest obtaining a library or ebook version of this book, as Li provides plenty of blanks that she encourages the reader to fill in, with multiple exercises to put self discovery and concrete planning into practice.