Sentences with phrase «larger share of royalties»

That way you keep more control as well as a larger share of the royalties.

The expense of printing, distribution, and storage is non-existent for e-books, so it makes sense for authors to keep a larger share of the royalties.

It is no lie that an author receives a larger share of royalties in the digital space in self - publishing, but there's still a common misconception there.

While the entrepreneurs / inventors who originally submitted the idea do not retain the rights to the product, they do receive a larger share of the royalties.

A publisher has to change to a marketing juggernaut otherwise there is little interest in giving them the large share of the royalties.

Not exact matches

Some of the money will come from an increased share of offshore oil and gas royalties, but many coastal advocates say the industry should pay a larger share.

Now, as a fiction writer, I'm not not surprised that Blume wants a larger share of the market to open up; that means more potential royalties.

If you give it away, and a large share of this limited market takes advantage of the deal, you could reduce the total sales and royalties that you could realize.

Right off the heels of announcing an expansion of its Kindle Digital Text Platform to authors and publishers around the world, Amazon has announced that it will soon introduce a new 70 percent royalty option in the program that will allow them to to earn a larger share of revenue from each Kindle book they sell.

And, some authors may not like getting locked into sharing their royalties for 36 months (though there's nothing stopping you or your family members from backing the project, too — and many do, to keep a larger portion of their royalties).

Largely, this is on the back of paying writers a lower percentage of profits, and keeping a larger percentage of those profits for the publisher (thus, the push for a greater royalty share on ebooks, which I think will eventually happen...).