Sentences with phrase «future of book publishing»

Forbes contributor, Nick Morgan has made his own predictions about the future of book publishing.

Consequently, the future of book publishing can't be in control by authors, who generate the product, but by readers, who control sales.

Commenting on James Gleick's New York Times piece on the future of book publishing, bibliophile and Kindle owner David Charbuck writes:

Ever since Amazon introduced its popular Kindle e-reader five years ago, pundits have assumed that the future of book publishing is digital.

What do you think about the future of book publishing?

But, while the future of book publishing is figuring itself out, I think that all book lovers — and, yes, that includes book publicists like me — should feel excited about the potential of doing more with books than simply reading them.

«But many people who work in publishing think that as interesting as Pottermore is, the endeavor says less about the future of book publishing than about the singular status of a very wealthy author who has the inclination and means to build her own brand.»

I think the future of book publishing is very bright.

It's about the future of book publishing and distribution.

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.

I think the future of book publishing is exciting.

The future of book publishing is exciting because of new platforms (Amazon) and (Kindle including other e-book opportunities).

The high cost of books jeopardizes not only the future of books, but the future of the book publishing industry.

In short, we think the future of book publishing is as bright as the creative individuals who participate in the industry, and as far - reaching and ever - changing as imagination.

We think the future of book publishing will be similar to the past — full of innovation, expansion, and new methods of connecting authors and readers.

I think the future of book publishing is going to open up more opportunity for writers as well as readers.

Unfortunately, as in most discussions about the future of book publishing, people don't differentiate between consumer books and professional books.

Jane Friedman will be joining us on this Tuesday's #IndieChat to talk about where the future of book publishing headed.

Tim O'Reilly recently gave an interesting speech and interview at the Tools of Change conference on the future of book publishing.

I also mentioned big publishers today are saddled with merger debts and can't take any risks, so small presses and indie publishing are the future of book publishing and are where creativity occurs today.

«Today, with the launch of theOur Choice App, we are finally able to show the world what the future of book publishing looks like.»