Sentences with phrase «ebooks saw a decline»

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Publishers keep saying that they do not see a correlation between the high cost of ebooks and the overall decline of ebook sales.

Ebooks, which the AAP says peaked in 2013 at $ 3.24 billion, saw revenue decline $ 2.84 billion in 2015, after declining to $ 3.20 billion in 2014.

Some of the ebook decline we're seeing may be attributable to higher ebook prices from traditional publishers, as well as rapidly falling Nook sales.

Barnes and Noble might be seeing a 30 % decline on their hardware and eBook sales during the past holiday season, but they they do have user loyalty.

Print books saw growth, and for the second consecutive year publisher revenues from eBook sales declined and downloaded audio grew.

It remains to be seen whether the renegotiation of contracts with Amazon, who has cornered around 65 percent of the eBook market, was what led to the decline.

The latest numbers come from iSuppli, which says the dedicated ebook reader market saw spectacular growth in the last few years, but is now on «an alarmingly precipitous decline.»

When you read Mike Shatzkin's recent post about the rapidly increasing sales of ebooks (and the commensurate decline of paper book sales) you can see a fierce storm cloud forming.

Following 2008, a lot of public and academic library saw budget cuts, further exacerbating the decline of ebook purchases.

According to Nourry, the «plateau, or rather slight decline», that ebook sales have seen in the US and the UK in recent years is «not going to reverse».

What we see from the graphs above is that all the reporting lately on the plateauing or decline in ebook adoption is certainly true for major publishers, whose numbers are being used as if they represent the broader market, but their daily unit sales are less than a third of the total market.

While eBooks continued to decline overall compared to August 2016 -LRB--7.1 %), and are down year - to - date -LRB--5.3 %), Religious Presses saw an increase in eBook revenue in August (+10 %) and also year - to - date (11.9 %.)

Senior Writer and Features Editor at Publishers Weekly Interview starts at 12:44 and ends at 32:05 «The fact that we have rapidly declining eBook sales from major publishers and that we see for two years running now in the Pew surveys that eBook...

AAP has released some new numbers this week that point to the trend we saw in previous findings: that print (paperback and hardcover) and audio sales continue to grow while ebook sales continue to decline.

I suspected the latest press on the decline of ebooks was overstated, from what I've been seeing on my own royalty front.

«The US and the UK have seen a similar phenomenon; in data reported directly by publishers, ebook sales have declined by 4 percent in the UK, and in the US the Association for American Publishers reported a drop of 14 percent between 2014 and 2015.»