Sentences with phrase «ebook subscription programs»

And while they're working on that, be bold and work with publishers to develop some genre - specific, all - you - can - eat, ebook subscription programs.

With the advent of Amazon Prime and the ability to borrow a free eBook every month, eBook subscription programs are being launched by a number of companies.

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They've got the Paperwhite 3 marked down to $ 99 with free shipping, and it comes with a Caseable photo case and a voucher for three months of Kindle Unlimited, Amazon's ebook subscription program.

This is the first time that Tolino has offered an ebook subscription program.

The third book in The Superhero's Son series, The Superhero's Summit, is now available for purchase from Amazon and also available for free from its Kindle Unlimited ebook subscription program!

Kindle Unlimited (KU), Amazon's ebook subscription program, is estimated to represent about 14 % of all ebook reads in the Amazon ecosystem.

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Included in this Primal Life Kit are a meal plan made by Primal Blueprint, a recipe ebook by Bill and Hayley over at primalpalate.com, a fitness program by Sarah Fragoso of Everyday Paleo, and a subscription to Paleo Magazine, among many other popular products.

-- The Truth About Six Pack Abs 142 page PDF eBook - Your Personal Metabolic Calculator - Access to an exclusive Men's Health Magazine Interview - Free Trial Subscription to Lean Body Fitness Secrets eMagazine - A killer body weight training program developed by Turbulence Training founder Craig Ballantyne.

While the program isn't a free one, a year - long subscription to all materials (interactive ebooks for student, printable PDF versions of the books / lessons / other materials, and the data analytics for all of your students is just $ 89.

Playster is a digital entertainment subscription service that includes ebooks, similar to Scribd, Amazon's Kindle Unlimited program, and the now - defunct Oyster: for $ 9.95 a month, you can access what Playster advertises as a library of more than 250,000 «premium titles» — «the world's only truly unlimited ebook service» (source).

eBook subscriptions services are making headlines right now, especially following the launch of Amazon's Kindle Unlimited program.

Scholastic, the award - winning powerhouse in children's publishing, made a announcement today that their ebook reading app Storia would be closing, making way for a bigger focus on its Storia School Edition subscription reading program.

Amazon Kindle Freetime Unlimited is a subscription program that is aimed at kids and the platform has thousands of eBooks, movies, television shows and apps.

There's a more expanded report on the ramifications of these eBook lending programs in the January issue of Infinity's Author's Advocate — if you aren't a subscriber, you may sign up for a free subscription by visiting www.infinitypublishing.com.

KDP Select also feeds into Amazon's Kindle Unlimited program, which allows readers to download eBooks from participating authors, as part of a monthly subscription.

The Globe is also looking to its readers to guide its ebook program, Saila says, but there are no immediate plans to roll out a subscription - based program.

The Star, with its four - month fledging Star Dispatches program, is the first in Canada to bring in a subscription model for ebooks.

When you subscribe to an Amazon Prime subscription you get access to an entire fleet of ebook programs that many people are not aware of.

While other ebook subscription startups have been around for years, Oyster and Scribd have made the most headway with not only enticing readers into the benefits of their programs, but also in working with some publishers to put their titles in the catalogs with the most viable compensation models so far.

Simply put, Kindle Unlimited is a program run by Amazon where Kindle subscribers who pay a monthly fee can download ebooks on a subscription basis.

It is easy for ebook pirates to purchase a retail copy and use programs such as Calibre to strip the Adobe DRM and make it available on Torrent sites, forums or even underground subscription services that have fully functional Android apps to read the content or sophisticated web based readers.

And the program will then be paid for by libraries» subscriptions to these collections, or «modules,» of ebooks put together by the Library Journal team.

The Kindle Unlimited (KU) program is an Amazon subscription program that allows subscribers to read an unlimited number of eBooks for a monthly fee.

Millions of subscribers to Amazon's Kindle Unlimited and Amazon Prime programs can now borrow and «binge - read» all three ebooks in one convenient set, as part of their subscription fee — and at no additional charge.

Kindle Unlimited is a program created by Amazon in July 2014 to compete in the subscription eBook market.

OnlineComputerBooks.com has a wide range of free technology ebooks in science, math, computer programming, etc... This site also has links to free trade magazine subscriptions and technical document downloads, as well as other types of free ebooks.

Also there are several more books below that you can read for little or no cost through the Kindle Unlimited subscription program on Amazon (like a Netflix for ebooks).

The new Oyster ebook store operates along side the subscription service, and includes many titles that publishers won't offer in the subscription program.

Learning from past experience, the new subscription program allows subscribers to «read as many ebooks, magazine, newspapers, sheet music and audiobooks every month they remain a subscriber.»

The two key suggestions, neither of which has drawn any evident interest from the management at PRH, were a program to supply non-bookstores with vendor - managed inventory (creating store retail accounts nobody else would have) and to create their own ebook subscription service.

Back in July, Amazon first introduced their new Kindle Unlimited ebook subscription service in the United States, where users pay a monthly subscription fee to gain unlimited access to the list of ebooks available in the program.

Ebook subscription can work, maybe, if it's done the way Amazon is doing it: With tiny payments for authors, backed by a giant company that can actually also afford to take a loss on the program (though we have no proof that Amazon is taking a loss on Kindle Unlimited).

If your ebook is in KDP Select (meaning it is exclusive to Amazon for at least 90 days) then it is automatically included in Kindle Unlimited which allows readers to borrow and read it as part of Amazon's new subscription based program.

Amazon has been unsurprisingly reticent about sharing data about their Kindle Unlimited program, a subscription system that lets you download ostensibly free ebooks, mostly from Indie authors.