Sentences with phrase «meaning digital sales»

Below, you can view the full software chart (important to note: Media Create counts only retail sales, meaning digital sales are not included):

As always, it's important to remember that this chart is for only physical sales, meaning digital sales are not represented in any shape or form.

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In my experience working as CMO or consultant for a diverse set of firms ranging from SaaS to Digital Health to SportsTech, sales enablement means different things to different people.

Fourteen percent of our sales are really digital — what does that mean for a country in terms of enhancing our overall competitiveness when you can buy your goods and completely avoid the Canadian tax net?

Token offerings, an increasingly popular means of crowdfunding nascent technology projects through the sale of digital assets, are frequently referred to as initial coin offerings (ICOs) or token sales.

Library sales, secondhand bookstores, and in the last couple of years the unloading of paper, especially reference books in favor of digital options by all sorts of people and places, means used books of all sorts are available for the picking.

In a letter to the Bronx borough president, a USPS official described the proposed sale of the landmarked building as part a nationwide downsizing meant to stall the mounting losses that have beset the agency in the digital age, culminating in a record $ 15.9 billion net loss last fiscal year.

In fact, Real Food, Really Fast has been selected as a featured ebook until May 23rd on Amazon.com which means you can snap up a digital copy for the fire sale price of just $ 1.99.

Digital distribution service GOG.com is having a Deep Silver sale, which means you can pick up the amazing Saints Row 4 for only $ 4.99 or Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell for $ 3.74.

After all, it's already sold nearly 400 000 units since launch (392 413 units to be precise, which means it already has sold that much if you factor in digital sales), and it looks like it will reach half a million thanks to the Golden Week at the end of the month.

That doesn't mean that things are dire at B&N; as The Times points out, B&N «still holds roughly one quarter of the digital sales of books and more of magazines.»

@BBU In Amazon's KDP pricing page linked from their Terms and Conditions the state: «You must set your Digital Book's List Price (and change it from time - to - time if necessary) so that it is no higher than the list price in any sales channel for any digital or physical edition of the Digital Book... By «list price in any sales channel,» we (Amazon) mean the suggested or recommended retail price or, if you sell your book directly to end users, your own sales price, for an edition of the book available outside of our Program.Digital Book's List Price (and change it from time - to - time if necessary) so that it is no higher than the list price in any sales channel for any digital or physical edition of the Digital Book... By «list price in any sales channel,» we (Amazon) mean the suggested or recommended retail price or, if you sell your book directly to end users, your own sales price, for an edition of the book available outside of our Program.digital or physical edition of the Digital Book... By «list price in any sales channel,» we (Amazon) mean the suggested or recommended retail price or, if you sell your book directly to end users, your own sales price, for an edition of the book available outside of our Program.Digital Book... By «list price in any sales channel,» we (Amazon) mean the suggested or recommended retail price or, if you sell your book directly to end users, your own sales price, for an edition of the book available outside of our Program.»

While publishers in general are cautiously navigating the choppy waters of the digital shift, most are riding the strong wave of ebook sales that's putting as much profit in their coffers as Amazon's, while balancing a constricting (but by no means expiring) market for print books, along with a rats nest of pre-digital contracts, rights, and royalty scenarios.

Recently, breakout author Hugh Howey got a print publishing deal and was able to keep his digital rights, which means he will continue to collect larger royalties on his e-books (up to 70 % for Kindle sales) than most traditionally published authors receive.

As sales channels evolve and digital sales (as opposed to sales of physical books via online channels) become more robust, a publisher will still have the upper hand over individual authors for the same reasons, because direct access to distribution doesn't mean equal (or profitable) access, and the long tail favors scale.

One blog post today still holds on to the belief that the rise in ebook sales will actually mean the death of paper within the next five years, despite popular industry belief that paper and digital will both survive well into the future.

First, sales of the print editions have increased in the time that the eBooks have been available through Pottermore, most likely asserting that digital does not actually mean the death of print books.

It could be argued that digital reading has sparked a renewed global interest in books as a whole; these sales figures this week were for print sales in time for Christmas gift giving, meaning books are enjoying a renewed status as gift items.

A fifth of the market is made up of CD sales, meaning digital audiobooks make up the majority of the market, and unabridged stories account for 96 % of the total.

In a Thursday morning Digital Book World panel, bestselling self - published author Hugh Howey addressed why he moved from Amazon's exclusive program — KDP Select — to distribution across multiple platforms, even though it meant reduced revenues from his Amazon sales.

New print - on - demand technology and advances in digital publishing mean that independent writers have unprecedented access to readers and sales opportunities.

Obviously there can be a lot more contributing to the drop in sales — a weaker economy means less consumers taking farther - reaching vacations, for example — but if the trend that came about with the enhanced ebooks is solid, could this mean that people who buy books about business or technology embrace e-reading while readers who purchase travel guides or cookbooks are less apt to choose digital over print?

Which means it probably can't be great news for Amazon that its sold - out Kindle is leading gadget sales — ahead of in - stock, discounted Garmin GPS devices, Apple (AAPL) iPods, a Sony (SNE) Blu - ray player, and Canon digital cameras.

This meant the the digital book market is now bigger than audio book sales for the first time, with audio book sales for 2009 worth $ 192m, down 12.9 % on the prior year.

If you're an author doing direct digital sales from a web site you manage / control (meaning in addition to whatever you're doing through Amazon, B&N, iTunes, Kobo, Smashwords, Direct2Digital — or whatever)... Questions for Authors Already Selling Directly What -LSB-...]

It doesn't mean completely giving up on the idea of turning a profit on your self - published book, but by giving digital copies (or excerpts) away, an author can help promote their name and foster goodwill (resulting in even greater exposure and sales).

Nate Hoffelder on The Digital Reader Nate's Big List of eBook Market Analytic Tools «Finding the right niche / genre / keywords to market your book, and then parsing the sales data once your ebook is on the market, can mean the difference between a best - seller book and one no one has ever heard of.»

They'd pay the publisher their portion of the full digital list price, which means every bundle sale would be made at a loss.

If doing this means that Amazon must take a loss on the sales of digital content and tablet hardware, it will be well worth it in the end.»

I think I bought one CD last year for an artist who didn't have a digital release, but that basically meant I got the CD on sale for ten bucks and then downloaded the bootleg for the iPod.

comrade... friendshipping and «fellowshipping» decreased in quality and quantity, 2) too many comics were late, in short supply, or damaged, 3) I didn't want to have to bring a copy of Previews or a Diamond printout to know which comics to expect or which ones were already gone, 4) the shop - owners didn't seem as concerned about staying relevant, 5) back issues were often poorly - organized and thus too hard to find, 6) dust and allergy concerns, 7) all the freebies Marvel (used to) put out digitally, 8) no more hearing that comics weren't in because of a holiday that I forgot about or because UPS was late or misdelivered, 9) going out - of - town no longer meant having to find a local comic shop so I could see what stuff showed up, 10) 99 cent digital sales, baby.

Selling through your own website means arranging your own sales and digital delivery systems.

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It is interesting that Richard Schlagman would put the business up for sale so that someone else can «lead it from print to digital» — I wonder if this means he just loves printed books and doesn't want to see them go away, or if he simply does not want to learn the entirely new digital paradigm that is becoming the norm in publishing.

This means that combined digital content and Nook device sales are now shrinking faster than traditional hardcover and paperback sales.

Specifically about it's decline in sales and how some Japanese publishers aren't addressing the need for legal means of buying digital versions of their print material.

I have a Wii - U already (hey, I wanted Zombi - U, leave me alone, as I now know it wasn't worth it for that one game, although I didn't expect I'd still be waiting for something else), & I know Nintendo won't be in any hurry to throw away hardcopies of games just yet, as they realize that, casual sales is where it's at for them, & casuals don't buy digital download games... I mean, most casuals aren't even getting online with there machines, & don't care to, so, they are not going to be stupid enough to throw away THE MAJORITY of there sales numbers that Wii proved they were capable of getting, to go the whole digital distribution ONLY route.

This number is really really good and, even if it comes from combined day one shipment and digital sales, it means that people trusted Square - Enix and wanted the series to go back on its habits, made of good successful games.

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No digital means no sale.

Go to vgchartz, look at the top 200 selling games for the Wii Vs. The 360 (or PS3), take out bundled in games like Kinect Adventures and Wii sports, and then do the math... see that Nintendo lost by hundreds of millions of dollars... then realize that bigger you make the list of games the worse it gets for Nintendo... then realize that vgchartz doesn't account for digital sales which doesn't hurt Nintendo's numbers very much but hurts M$'s and Sony's significantly, which means Nintendo lost even harder than the numbers on that site indicate.

Steam, the digital game superstore, just launched its annual summer sale, which means loads of games -LSB-...]

We don't have sales data on many other digital games to offer a comparison, but we do know it's doing very well for our company — meaning the six of us!

As always, it's important to remember Media Create does not count digital sales for any games, which means these numbers are not necessarily a great representation of how a game did in Japan, but it does provide a good idea.

The Digital Currency Startup already raised US$ 12 million in venture capital from Spark Capital, Aleph Ventures, and others, but this time, opted for a token sale, the unregulated and controversial means of crowdfunding.

This means editorial teams have to be skilled at writing for online media, she says, while art departments have to be able to produce and receive digital content, and advertising sales teams need a clear understanding of the various new opportunities and to be able to sell across multiple platforms.