Sentences with phrase «offered by the bookseller»

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This offer is only valid for 1 copy per person and is not for use by institutional libraries or booksellers.

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New, smaller websites are capitalizing on the success of eBooks by offering a boutique, curated experience which allows independent booksellers to promote less mainstream eBooks, including ones that have... Continue Reading →

The mainstream publishers offer fantastic promotional opportunities with editions of your novel in national booksellers, plus reviews by newspapers and even visual media coverage.

DBW was designed to address the radically changing commercial publishing environment by offering educational and networking resources for consumer publishing professionals and their partners — including agents, booksellers and technology vendors.

According to an article in The Bookseller, author Douglas Preston informed Publisher's Weekly about the offer from Amazon, but said that it has already been rejected by Authors United, the group which penned the open letter and has promised a forthcoming letter to be published as a full - page ad in the New York Times.

For its part, the booksellers generally highlight upcoming titles by season and offer highly valuable promotional support to these thematic catalogs.

Barnes and Noble, the largest bookseller in the US is undertaking a massive new initiative this upcoming Black Friday, by offering over 500,000 signed titles by 100 authors.

New, smaller websites are capitalizing on the success of eBooks by offering a boutique, curated experience which allows independent booksellers to promote less mainstream eBooks, including ones that have been self - published.

ABA Advance Access Program — BookLogix will submit the book to the American Booksellers Association's Advance Access Program, a twice - monthly email sent by ABA to member bookstores containing offers to receive advance (preview) copies, reading copies, or finished books for review.

Kobo offers its digital reading experience to millions of readers around the world in 190 countries through its website, bookseller, and retail partner network, represented by 17,600 locations around the world.

We've already seen what that can do to real - world booksellers like Borders, which had to enter bankruptcy liquidation, but Amazon and Kobo (which is part owned by Canadian book retailer Chapters Indigo) also have to prove that they offer something extra for authors too.

The report presents 145 pages of data and commentary on a broad range of eBook issues, including: spending on eBooks in 2010 and anticipated spending for 2011; use levels of various kinds of eBooks; market penetration by various specific eBook publishers; extent of use of aggregators vs offering by specific publishers; purchasing of individual titles; use of various channels of distribution such as traditional book jobbers and leading retail / internet based booksellers; use of eBooks in course reserves and interlibrary loan; impact of eBooks on print book spending; use of eBooks in integrated search; price increases for eBooks; contract renewal rates for eBooks; use of special eBook platforms for smartphones and tablet computers; spending plans and current use of eBook reader such as Nook, Reader and Kindle; the role played by library consortia in eBooks; Continue reading Primary Research Group releases Library Use of eBooks 2011 Edition →

Booksellers now have more ebook technology choices than they had when Google first pitched its service, including three home - grown offerings: ReadCloud, Booki.sh (now owned by US digital distributor OverDrive), and the soon - to - be-launched TitlePage Plus.

The online bookseller offers about ninety thousand titles for download, compared to twenty thousand available to users of the Sony Reader, which was launched by Sony Corporation in September 2006.

However, by restricting booksellers from offering discounts to promote some of the titles they stock, this goes against some of the objectives of the culture ministry in France.

And, while now book discounting is an expected practice, in 1975 B&N became the first bookseller in America to sell books below publisher's established list prices by offering New York Times bestsellers at 40 % off.

«Digitisation in its wider form than just e-books or e-readers, offers much for booksellers and their customers, especially by overcoming supply problems for readers wanting to buy backlist copies or out - of - print books.

Another looming question: is the UK Booksellers Association making too many compromises by partnering with outside service providers to offer e-books to their customers?

Prime Reading launched in October 2016, but according to an email seen by The Bookseller, the company has recently begun approaching authors with an offer of $ 5,000 in exchange for helping it to fill a «limited number» of spots available on the programme.

«In some cases,» Lownie says, «the structure of these provisions is such that an author could be forgiven for the opinion that they act as an incentive to the publisher increasing the discounts they offer to booksellers by 0.5 percent or 1 percent.

While Create Space recently began offering the option to list your book in wholesale catalogues used by U.S. libraries and booksellers, there is no easy or practical way to get your Create Space book listed on Amazon's international sites or in wholesaler books or wholesaler catalogues used outside the U.S. Lulu offers a global distribution option for a fee, but Lulu's per copy production costs are so high that I don't recommend using them.

The tolino vision 4 HD, developed by Deutsche Telekom in collaboration with the major German booksellers, now offers you even greater comfort with a new feature: the new smartLight, which ensures that you have the best reading experience at any time of day.

Amazon Source offers two different packages for physical retailers: a «general retail program» aimed at consumer electronics shops (i.e. markets more interested in hardware than software) that offers Kindle devices at a 9 % discount from their suggested retail price and accessories at a 35 % discount, and a «bookseller program», which only offers a 6 % discount on the price of hardware but keeps the 35 % discount on accessories and adds 10 % commission on every e-book bought by customers from Kindles bought at the bookseller's shop.

Declining operating margins were mainly caused by higher discounts offered to compete with lower - priced online booksellers, one of the main negative pressures the print industry is facing right now due to a number of negative industry trends.

The contracts were entered into by Amazon in order to «injure, suppress, destroy and irreparably harm» independent booksellers, says the lawsuit, «to monopolise the market for the sale of ebooks» in the US, to control prices and to «reduce the variety of offerings that would otherwise be available to consumers».

European publishers have responded to the growing consumer demand for e-books by enabling booksellers to increase their digital offerings, rather than creating B2C platforms in which consumers can directly buy from the publishers.

You can search used books offered for sale by BWB and other second - hand booksellers at Abebooks.com.

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