Sentences with phrase «one's printed counterparts»

The price is typically much, much lower than the authentic print counterpart.

In late January 2011, Amazon announced that digital books were outselling their traditional print counterparts for the first time ever on its site, with an average of 115 Kindle editions being sold for every 100 paperback editions.

Unlike print counterparts, which have no additional tax like this, ebooks are charged this fee because they are categorized in the same way that software and file downloads... [Read more...]

Nothing too deep, but there is a lot of ground yet to be uncovered from the material, and for a fast - moving diversion, Hellboy does justice to its graphical print counterpart quite well.

The reason for that is because printed counterparts naturally deteriorate, forcing popular books to be repurchased.

E-books would also be released around the same day as their hardcover print counterparts, instead of waiting days, weeks, months after the hardcover releases before releasing the e-book version.

At the time of this writing, though, ebook titles (even those posted through both KDP and KDP Select) were not automatically included, although print counterparts were.

Unlike print counterparts, which have no additional tax like this, ebooks are charged this fee because they are categorized in the same way that software and file downloads are, despite the fact that they are near - replicas of their print editions.

Critics Consensus: While creatively better endowed than its print counterpart, Fifty Shades of Grey is a less than satisfying experience on the screen.

Critic Consensus: While creatively better endowed than its print counterpart, Fifty Shades of Grey is a less than satisfying experience on the screen.

As a result, they will probably come away modestly liking it, despite the fact that it never really captures the spirit of its print counterpart.

The big screen adaptation of the cult - y Bryan Lee O'Malley comic book is, like its print counterpart, a mash - up of teen pop culture obsessions infused into a young romance storyline.

But unlike Watchmen, I do think that the movie based on the comic actually manages to exceed the entertainment value of its print counterpart.

This goes a long way tin capturing the look and feel of the comic it derives from, and while it is an adequate Cliff Notes version of its print counterpart, what doesn't translate so well is the heart, soul, blood, sweat and tears put into every page by Moore and Gibbons.

Digitally printed books are more expensive to produce than their offset - printed counterparts, and tend to cost more.

Unlike its print counterpart, an ebook doesn't need to be produced in even signatures and can be enhanced by reintroducing sidebar material that was excised from the print book for length reasons.

I don't by their print counterparts either, because I don't have any place to put them.

Finally, don't forget that e-books can be given as gifts just as easily as their print counterparts can.

Rather than maximizing the full potential of the concept, early ebooks were just portable, digital, page - by - page replicas of their print counterparts.

Of the 1,420 respondents who were polled, 17 percent feel ebooks should be priced 75 percent lower than what printed books cost while 28 percent said ebooks should be priced half than their printed counterparts.

Publishers made sure there weren't enough takers for ebooks by pricing them higher than their printed counterparts.

eBooks already enjoy a price advantage over the printed counterparts though that does not seem to be enough for the younger generation in the UK.

Recently, Penguin announced it will offer its entire line of front - list titles, so libraries can have access to the digital editions, the same day the printed counterparts come out.

Also, given that maintaining digital copies is far more cost effective than their printed counterparts, libraries around the world have taken to digitizing their physical collections in the wake of budget cuts.

In some cases, we are seeing the digital editions outselling their printed counterparts.

While ebooks generally cost less than their printed counterparts, the country will first have to enact viable copyright acts that seek to protect the interests of those who invest in this sector.

Quite predictably, this marks an increase over what it was a few years ago as more and more wake up to the benefits that ebooks, emagazines or other digital publications presents over their printed counterparts.

Once it's purchased, it becomes the property of the library, just as its print counterpart always has.

This, together with the lack of a pan-Russian book sales network like Barnes & Noble, that creates the perfect setting for ebooks to thrive, and as is evident elsewhere in the world, digital editions are already luring more readers than their printed counterparts.

But that's nothing compared to the head - scratching that the EU's highest court has caused when they upheld the ruling this week that ebooks were not books, and therefore would be taxed at a higher VAT rate than their print counterparts.

Innovative titles look past their print counterparts and approach their platform natively by pushing the bounds of what has been done before.

If the EPUB does not have a print counterpart, adding page numbers may still be helpful for other features (like linking an index).

These books, if converted to the typical EPUB and MOBI formats, will look more simplistic than their print counterparts.

It is important to ensure that the styling is both consistent throughout the book and consistent with the overall look and feel of the print counterpart.

Magazine apps typically require a substantial investment in terms of resources, as each edition must be formatted uniquely from its print counterpart rather than automatically refreshed from a feed.

If your EPUB has a print counterpart, it's a good idea to include a Page List in the EPUB.

We think digital books should cost somewhat less than their print counterparts.

Formatting in an eBook file will inevitably be different from a print counterpart.

Most of them are priced well below their print counterparts, normally around 20 % lower than the paperback version.

The courts have held that this was illegal, while publishing houses believe that some ebooks, in fact, should command prices equal — or higher — than their printed counterparts.

Right now, most e-books look an awful lot like their print counterparts, but startups like just - launched Coliloquy want to change that.

The price of the book must also be less than its print counterpart.

Even though the page numbers here track along with the print counterpart's page numbers, when you reach the start of a new print page, tiny numbers appear in the right column to signify the top of the new page.

Yes, most readers also allow you to buy magazines and newspapers, either as single issues (typically for prices comparable to buying their printed counterpart) or as subscriptions, which can cost less than subscribing to the printed versions.