Sentences with phrase «ebook market share»

As indie authors continue to capture increased ebook market share in the months and years ahead, their decisions will have ever - greater ramifications on the future of book publishing.

That's logical — ebook market share growth is continuing to accelerate.

The revenue from ebooks market share of the total book market has increased almost exponentially during the first three years since 2010, but since 2014 it's showing tendencies of saturation.

It states that the German ebook market share has grown from 3.9 % in 2013 to 4.3 % in 2014.

Late last year there were reports that eBook market share for the three was 55 %, 15 % and 14 % respectively.

The growth in indie ebook market share in 2016 will be propelled by several strong macro trends that have been solidly in place for a few years now: 1.

In a previous blog post I discussed a report that gave the following information about ebook market shares: romance 16 %, paranormal 15 %, thriller 12 %, mystery 12 %, fantasy 8 %, science fiction 7 %, young adult 5 %, comedy 4 %.

Ebooks market share seems to be stabilizing at around one third of total books sold in the U.S. according to the latest reports.

However, sales of independently published ebooks have been growing, which instead suggests that publishers are losing ebook market shares to indie authors and Amazon imprints, rather than that the success of digital books and their consumption is dropping overall.

For all its problems, Nook is not worthless; it still commands around ten percent US ebook market share, a not - insignificant indie publishing operstion, a large installed base of eink readers (a few milion of which might be willing to upgrade to a new model in the next year or so), and toeholds in the UK and other international markets.

Kobo, which has a low ebook market share in the U.S. but a stronger presence in its home country, Canada, made news earlier this week when it replaced founder Michael Serbinis with a new CEO, parent company Rakuten's Takahito Aiki.

In 2012 - 2013, we saw eBook market share skyrocket, with digital books accounting for about 30 % of all book sales.

I» m legitimately curious how you arrive at the conclusion that the 1,200 publishers reporting to AAP accounts for only 46 % of total ebook market share.

(The agency model was supposed to address that, but the DOJ believes Apple's tiny ebook market share has penalized consumers, so the agency model has officially been neutered.)

Self - published has a 25 % ebook market share on Nook, judging from Barnes and Noble press release (April 2013)

As for generic Adobe DRM, at this point B&N adopting it would gain them nothing significant (ADEPT hardware market share runs in the single digits, most going to Kobo) and it opens up their walled garden ebook market share (15 - 20 %, these days) to poaching by Kobo.

By most estimates, indie ebook authors have captured between 20 and 30 % ebook market share measured by unit volume (and much more in some genres), and this share will continue to grow in the years ahead because indie ebook authors enjoy numerous competitive advantages over traditional publishers

Market share matters, and publishers are hemorrhaging ebook market share with no viable plan to stop it.

The AuthorEarnings [AE] methodology gives us highly detailed visibility into the relative ebook market shares (in both units and dollars) for each sector of publishing (Big 5, Small / Medium Publisher, Indie Published, and Amazon Pub Imprints).

There's one question I'd love to ask Attorney General Eric Holder: When Amazon's ebook market share climbs back to the 90 % level it once was, and competitors are run out of business, will he consider these settlement terms a success?

Although David can not confirm the accuracy of this data or whatsoever regarding the actual unit sales, his closest assumption is 25 % of self - publishers garner eBook market share in the US.

And how much of that 25 % B&N ebook market share is predicated on customers who buy content via all those soon - to - be-discontinued and unsupported Nook ereaders and tablets?

I haven't been able to track down concrete statistics on e-reading in Mexico, but ebook market share there is small: In 2012, only about a quarter of households had an internet connection, though eMarketer estimated that 44.5 percent of Mexicans would be online in some way by 2013.

For the near term, ebook market share growth is going to come from apps on cellphones, tablets, and PCs.

Ebooks market share seems to be stabilizing at around one - third of total books sold in the U.S. according to the latest reports.

Kobo, which has a low ebook market share in the U.S. but a stronger presence in its home country, Canada, made news earlier this week when it

What they're after is maintaining the value perception of initial high - demand releases, which the $ 9.99 price point is threatening to destroy, especially with the ongoing growth of ebook market share.

In our conversation today (May 26) with INscribe's Larry Norton, he mentions a chart from Nielsen that indicates a shift in ebook market share in the US.

In February 2016, it was reported that eBooks from independent authors accounted for 45 % of the eBook market share.

Authors Earnings has now proclaimed that the indie eBook market share has shrunk significantly.

From October 2010 to August 2011, the ebook market share more than tripled.

To compare this with the ebook market share in Germany: In 2014 this was estimated to be 4.5 % by the German Publishers and Book Sellers Association.

As expected, Amazon held the lion's share with almost 80 %, even though Tolino has about 50 % of the ebook market share in Germany.

The audiobook market share is about as big as the ebook market share in Germany (around 4 % in 2014), but most indie authors haven't entered the audiobook market yet.

Authors Earnings has now proclaimed that the indie eBook market share has shrunk... [Read more...]

The 2014 data — from the Association of American Publishers (AAP)-- also shows that the ebook market share continues to hover around a quarter of total trade sales.

If BKS would be able to identify and promote a different, more appealing business model, even only for parts of its catalog, it could easily leverage its brand and its connections with publishers (who are all very unhappy with the Amazon dominance) and greatly expand its ebook market share.

Lots of valid points here but one thought hit me: If the Nook Tablet isn't selling well, given that we already know the Nook STR hasn't sold well * and * we know B&N's ebook market share has been flat (~ 26 %) for the past six months, has Nook peaked?

As the eBook market share continues to increase worldwide, publishers are shifting to digital publishing to unlock great value.