Sentences with phrase «higher royalties»

There are also traditional publishers that are cutting hybrid deals, in which authors pay for some services in exchange for higher royalties.

But perhaps the best reason is because authors publishing under «higher» packages earn higher royalties and their book copy prices are less expensive.

Sometimes there isn't a whole lot of difference in the cost and if authors get higher royalties from one form over the other, then there is the impetus to purchase that format.

To combat these trends, we believe that major publishers are going to have to pay higher royalties on e-book sales in the very near future.

This isn't surprising if the traditional releases are connecting with a broader spectrum of readers and the self - published releases are bringing in higher royalty percentages.

And our digital lines and other publishers pay higher royalties when we don't have to pay an advance.

The other difference was the opportunity for authors to earn a 75 % royalty on their digital versions through this collaboration, a fairly high royalty in this current market.

In general, I don't find the prices significantly higher and I like supporting the authors with higher royalties.

And also offers higher royalty rates, and give authors up to 50 percent of their earnings (many publishers give authors around 25 percent).

To balance out the lack of an advance, these publishers usually offer much higher royalty rates than the legacy publishers.

Books with larger numbers of pages are likely to receive higher royalty payments than shorter books, due to the probability users will read more.

You will also receive much higher royalty payments for your eBook.

I would definitely think long and hard about signing rights away, especially now that I've gotten high royalties from indie publishing.

Authors and agents want higher royalty rates and higher ebook prices.

International Author Support - We make it possible for authors all over the world to get their audiobooks published while retaining the benefits of self - publishing - such as higher royalty rates.

The money we save will go into higher royalties, which means our authors want to stick with us.

Nevertheless, with the agent's guidance, I was still able to negotiate a slightly higher royalty than the original offer.

Still another benefit is that publishing service - providers help authors bring their books to market more quickly and provide higher royalties for every book sold, as compared with traditional publishing.

Instead of large advances, authors are offered significantly higher royalty rates.

These «hybrid» authors assume more of the risk of publishing, but consequently also reap higher royalties.

There is the fact that, if you pick a reputable and cost - effective publisher, you will get higher royalty checks than a traditional publisher.

Authors who have published multiple books usually can demand higher royalties.

I think authors deserve higher royalties from what they author.

Instead of giving them an advance, they give some fairly high royalty rates.

The net result was that even with a supposedly higher royalty rate, the royalty payments were below those provided for in the contracts.

Now is the time to embrace this excellent opportunity for authors to get exposure and earn higher royalties.

A new scheme that replaces high advances with high royalties?

I'd like to see traditional publishers pay a much higher royalty on e-books, with the industry standard at 50 percent.

I am asking for people to support the idea that companies that have higher greenhouse gases pay higher royalties (taxes), while those that have lower greenhouse gas emissions pay lower royalties.

Perhaps one concern is if you ordinarily receive a much higher royalty for e-book sales than paperback sales.

Since the library is buying the books forever, publishers receive high royalties on the list price.

Others were shaken out several years ago when publishers were in decline and find self - publishing provides higher royalties than returning to traditional publishing.

If producers get a higher price per barrel, its government would reap higher royalties.

It's a lot of freedom and it means a lot when the company that controls 80 % or so of ebook sales introduces such high royalty rates.

As we wrote about earlier this year, hybrid publishing gives authors the perks of both paths: access to the support that a publishing house provides while also earning higher royalties per book on the sales of their independent titles.

How to earn higher royalties by being selective with which retailers Smashwords distributes your book

Co-publishing deals typically pay higher royalties because the author is investing in the development of the book by paying creative development and other pre-publication fees.

If Judge Robart had determined that multilateral patent pool negotiations are the only or always the best way to arrive at FRAND rates, an appeals court might have disagreed and might have found that if a company elects not to participate in a pool, it should still be free to seek higher royalties through bilateral negotiations.

Until large - scale efforts to entice reading consumers away from Amazon are effective, authors who make higher royalties on higher book prices still may not sell the volume they wish to sell.

The ePaper maker says the profit grew to $ 16.7 million (up from $ 0.4 million in 2014) mostly due to higher royalty income and better gross margins (31 % in 2015, up from 22 % in 2014).

Meanwhile e Ink received a record high royalties fee at NT$ 400 million by licensing Hydis» patents to Sharp, LG Display and other panel makers to make high - resolution LCD panels that are partly used in Apple Inc and Samsung Electronics patents.»

Apple alleged in its lawsuits that Qualcomm has been abusing it position in the chip industry to charge higher royalties on standard - essential patents and force Apple into exclusive deals.

Call me crazy, but an online store that is owned and funded by authors would be able to generate higher royalties while benefiting from the synergies of aggregated promotion and distribution.