Sentences with phrase «ibookstore because»

I published on iBookstore because it puts it out there to the world.

Not exact matches

At least monthly, Apple bounces one of my ebooks because I am using what they told me to use, i.e. the iBookstore, and now they don't allow that.

Because the iPad's and Kindle Fire's full - color touchscreen and advanced ebook capabilities are perfectly suited for the fixed - layout format, Apple's iBookstore and Amazon (for the Kindle Fire) are the only places where authors and independent publishers can sell fixed - layout ebooks.

Well, yes, and no, because as statistical data show, not even 30 % of these iPad users buy their books through the iBookstore.

According to another industry analyst, Amazon is being pressured to make ebook sales more profitable for publishers, party because Apple offers them more lucrative terms in Apple's iBookstore.

If you haven't already done so, look at publishing on Kobo Writing Life and iBookstore (through Bookbaby / Smashwords) because they are entering new markets faster than Amazon.

Just because a school owns a dozen iPads, though, it doesn't mean the school library will order from the iBookstore.

I would really much rather see them put some effort behind the iBookstore and improve it on all fronts, instead of trying to put the squeeze on others, because ultimately it will hurt everyone.

Dark Horse comics available right in the Kobo Store is good news for the company because Apple just launched graphic novels and comics in the iBookstore.

And because Apple launched it with an iBookstore with major publisher to compete head on with Amazon.

For a self - published author, in South Korea, it is better to get your ebooks on Apple iBookstore versus Amazon because Apple has a larger market share in Asia Pacific.

It may be because I've been dealing with them for almost 14 years, but I find their website easier to use than Amazon's or the quirky iTunes Author upload app for Apple's iBookstore.

I fully believe iPad is superior to any Kindle device, but I disagree that Amazon's lead in eBook sales is because of limited availability of iBooks / iBookstore.

To add insult to injury, when Andrew tried to upload his EPUB to the iBookstore, his ebook was rejected because of the aforementioned error!

But if you use iTunes to add a cover to your EPUB, as described in this video by Terry White, and then upload that EPUB to iTunes Producer, that EPUB will not validate and thus will not be accepted into the iBookstore, because the cover image is not properly contained in the OPF file.

Equally, I'm not sure Apple can afford to alienate Amazon because I feel sure their own iBookStore has been something of a flop.

I strongly suspect that that would still lead to the problems I was getting — Lulu's validator accepts only a subset of actually - valid ePub files (largely because that's also the same subset the iBookstore will accept).

Lack of agreements is why the iBookstore doesn't carry any Harlequin, Random House (One Dance with a Duke by Tessa Dare, His at Night by Sherry Thomas), Kensington titles because those three, among many other publishers, have not gone to the Agency Model and that is the only way that Apple will currently sell publishers» titles.

Just because a book now costs a few dollars less through the iBookstore doesn't mean it will sell more copies.