Sentences with phrase «ebook reader group»

Unsurprisingly, the ebook reader group reported feeling less tired in the evening, but they also reported that they felt more tired in the morning, despite having the same duration of sleep as the other group.

Not exact matches

To effectively reach the masses and connect with a large and diverse group of readers, eBook authors should explore all options and sell their books in as many places as possible.

Children / YA nonfiction eBook: Brown Girl Dreaming, Jacqueline Woodson (Penguin Young Readers Group).

They have just a signed a new global retail distribution partnership with Ingram Content Group, and free output to reflowable ebooks for all Amazon Kindle devices and Kindle readers.

-- a book trailer (share on your own site, social media, and YouTube)-- participate in memes like # MondayBlogs or chats — meet cools peeps, learn, promote others — interactive social media (not spammy) at minimum Twitter, Facebook, and Google + (important for your Google ranking) following readers, book bloggers, book reviewers, book clubs — groups (important to establish connections with peers)-- an eBook version (duh).

PayPal relented under pressure from authors, readers, and anti-censorship groups, while still maintaining its right to not allow PayPal users to purchase ebooks that contain illicit images and photos.

-- an active blog (once weekly minimum)-- a book trailer (share on your own site, social media and YouTube)-- participate in memes like # MondayBlogs or chats — meet cool peeps, learn, promote others — interactive social media (not spammy) at minimum Twitter, Facebook and Google + (important for your Google ranking) following readers, book bloggers, book reviewers, book clubs — groups (important to establish connections with peers) Facebook, LinkedIn, Google + — an eBook version (duh) Don't care if you hate eBooks.

And since many of these titles are not readily available as eBooks, we see a chance to connect a terrific group of authors and illustrators with more readers.

Germany has the Tolino, an ebook reader and associated stores that are run by a group of German publishers and they have a significant chunk of the market.

The report presents 145 pages of data and commentary on a broad range of eBook issues, including: spending on eBooks in 2010 and anticipated spending for 2011; use levels of various kinds of eBooks; market penetration by various specific eBook publishers; extent of use of aggregators vs offering by specific publishers; purchasing of individual titles; use of various channels of distribution such as traditional book jobbers and leading retail / internet based booksellers; use of eBooks in course reserves and interlibrary loan; impact of eBooks on print book spending; use of eBooks in integrated search; price increases for eBooks; contract renewal rates for eBooks; use of special eBook platforms for smartphones and tablet computers; spending plans and current use of eBook reader such as Nook, Reader and Kindle; the role played by library consortia in eBooks; Continue reading Primary Research Group releases Library Use of eBooks 2011 Edireader such as Nook, Reader and Kindle; the role played by library consortia in eBooks; Continue reading Primary Research Group releases Library Use of eBooks 2011 EdiReader and Kindle; the role played by library consortia in eBooks; Continue reading Primary Research Group releases Library Use of eBooks 2011 Edition →

StoryBundle, the program that launched earlier this year that lets readers pay whatever they think is fair for a group of five to seven indie ebook titles, has now posted its second bundle.

GoodEReader has been following the workings of a non-profit group, Worldreader, and their efforts to bring digital readers and ebooks to outlying areas that are currently limited in terms of access to books, especially for public school students.

At the time, Raccah was excited about the near - future of enhanced ebooks for middle grade and young adult readers, promising that big things were on the horizon for an age group that has been largely forgotten by so many of the enhanced ebook publishers.

I'm not convinced, though, that readers in Groups 2 and 3 either want ebooks or are well served by ebooks, even though they can read them on mobiles.

Late last year, the industry group behind the five year old EPUB standard released its successor, EPUB3, which will appear in ebook readers and apps during 2012.

I think these subscription services will help make the ebook reading experience more accessible, desirable and enjoyable to a new group of readers who prefer the convenience of subscription access.

This «app» has been created by a computer programmer and allows the user to read your book with it's own eBook reader included as either part of the application itself, or perhaps it may be grouped together with a customized eReader «reader» application from a vendor other than Apple.

Let your readers know that the private eBook group is currently open to join if they are interested in sneak peeks, updates, and having the chance to give their input on the book's development.

You join a very narrow group of readers who will be notified about very limited time promotional offers for free, signed copies of the What Do Ebook Authors Sign?

There are ebooks that adults purchase which are not for readers of certain age groups.

My own guess, based on watching my sales profile over the years, is that print, eBook and audiobook do not inherently cannibalize each others» sales — it seems to me that for each there is a class of reader that is «native» to each — that is, there is a group of readers who strongly prefers print over eBook or audio, another group who prefers eBook strongly to the other formats, and a third group (correlated, I imagine, with people who have long commutes) who strongly prefer audiobook.

E.g by promoting both the publishers name and the editors name in ebook titles (and refuse to sell to stores where these are not equally as browsable attributes as author and title - unlike movies currently I only rarely know the editor / publisher of my favourite books) and redirect remaining marketing spend to fund fan / reader groups to gain «seed knowledge» to push recommendations as to who will like their new authors (ie feeding «if you liked the books of Charles Stross, why not try Richard Winslade's new opus» into amazon's recommendation engine, but with an eye to maximise the authors / editor / publishing houselong term brand appreciation rather than short term sales through erroneous linking only to top 10 authors).

For myself, I work with various people at different levels (critique group, beta readers, proofreader, book cover artist, and editor) before I dare to make the manuscript public as an ebook and paperback.

You can add them all to the secret group, email them, or upload them to a service like Bookfunnel, which not only provides a single link, but provides instructions for readers who might not know how to load up the ebooks themselves.

The paper assessed two groups; half read a normal printed book for four hours before bedtime for five consecutive nights, while the other group read a light - emitting ebook reader for the same period.

It is based on my experience of such reading, several hours a week — not on a focus group or phone research or even talking with other people about how ebook readers have changed them from thinking of themselves as «lovers of books» into thinking of themselves as «lovers of reading,» as it has me.

The Onyx Boox AfterGlow 2 is an Android - powered ebook reader among a small group of E Ink ereaders from Onyx with the capability of installing Android apps from Google Play, making the device more of an E Ink tablet than a simple ebook reader.

Consider adding the Yahoo Self - Publishing Group to your list (about 3200 members), and the Linked In group Ebooks, Ebook Readers, Digital Publishing and Digital Content... (about 51,000 membGroup to your list (about 3200 members), and the Linked In group Ebooks, Ebook Readers, Digital Publishing and Digital Content... (about 51,000 membgroup Ebooks, Ebook Readers, Digital Publishing and Digital Content... (about 51,000 members).

Citing a recent survey about consumers» preferred price to buy an eBook, he set the price at # 3.99 hoping that lower price will appeal to a large group of readers.

All Hachette Book Group USA publishing units: Little Brown, GCP, FaithWords, Orbit, Center Street, Little Brown for Young Readers, and Yen Press all publish eBooks.

The company has numerous publishing groups but most of the ebooks and digital audiobooks produced by Hachette Digital are based primarily on books published by Grand Central Publishing (formerly Warner Books), Little, Brown & Company, Orbit, Yen Press, Little Brown For Young Readers, FaithWords, and Center Street.

At my writers group yesterday we held a session on eBook readers.

posted at eBook Authors Corner, saying, «Today our study's focus is on audiobooks and the huge reader / listener market that is emerging, how to market to this group, and the problems ahead for indie and middle - tier authors... This post is a summary of answers about audiobooks I have collected from a group of outstanding, award - winning authors interviewed at the HBS Author's Spotlight.

However, problems do exist which tend to make ebook readers not accessible to this user group.