Sentences with phrase «other subscription book service»

With the launch of the Windows app, paired with existing apps for iOS, Android, Kindle Fire and Nook tablets, Scribd has been downloaded more than 6 million times — placing it on more devices in more countries than any other subscription book service.

Not exact matches

It didn't take long after the launch of Amazon's Kindle Unlimited ebook subscription service for the outcry to begin, but unlike other criticisms the retail book giant has weathered, this one came from its most staunch supporters: self - published authors.

The report by Engel found that, in the case of Kindle Unlimited and other ebook subscription services, the book prices are set not by the publishers, but by the subscription service — therefore violating the Lang Law.

On Thursday, France's Minister of Culture, Fleur Pellerin, announced that Kindle Unlimited (KU) and other unlimited ebook subscription services are illegal in France because they violate the country's fixed book price law.

the only subscription service paying authors by pages read, others, like Scribd or Bookmate do not ask for exclusivity: you can enjoy all advantages of great visibility and high download rates while still selling your books through other channels.

While Amazon KU is not the only subscription service paying authors by pages read, others, like Scribd or Bookmate do not ask for exclusivity: you can enjoy all advantages of great visibility and high download rates while still selling your books through other channels.

I do think that Amazon does have a problem — if they can't get large number of traditionally published books — even back lists — in KU, and they continue to lose those of us who do have books that readers like — they are going to have trouble competing with the other subscription services.

Sowards here points to two possible challenges libraries face with subscription services: First, there may be overlap and duplication because libraries already have purchased some books found in those eCollections through other channels and in other formats, and second, titles are sometimes pulled from eCollections — often without prior notice to the subscribing institution — because contractual agreements between publishers and subscription - package aggregators may be subject to change.

Through the new service, Amazon enters direct competition with other e-book subscription services like Scribd and Oyster, two slightly cheaper services with a smaller selection of titles but including books from popular publishers like HarperCollins.

D2D's other channels include iBooks, Barnes & Noble's Nook, Kobo, Page Foundry, ebook subscription service Scribd and Amazon's self - published print book arm CreateSpace.