Sentences with phrase «priced digital versions»

Two questions: (1) Why would you even care about selling your books to libraries, much less their lower - priced digital versions?

The Information and Broadcasting Ministry announced that «One of the key highlights of the policy include promoting online readership by pricing the digital version of the publication at 75 % of the price of printed version.

Again, for me, that's too much, especially since VIZ Media, the company that makes the English version of Shonen Jump, prices their digital versions below physical versions.

Not exact matches

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The digital version, priced at $ 29.99, includes the base game with the DLC available separately on the eShop.

All disc versions of Lady and the Tramp: Signature Collection are now available on Amazon — the Multi-Screen Edition set (Blu - ray, DVD and digital copy) is currently priced at $ 23.99, the Limited Edition Blu - ray Steelbook at $ 41.75, and the Storybook Edition (which also includes a 32 - page storybook) at $ 41.80.

No price was given, but Pets will be released in North America solely on the PlayStation Store, while Europe receives a retail and digital version of the game.

A standard DVD version will be priced at $ 19.99 SRP, a single - disc Blu - ray will cost $ 24.99 SRP and a two - disc BD / DVD / Digital Copy set will run for $ 29.99 SRP.

However, since it would be difficult to sell the physical version with the same price as digital, we've prepared something as additional values to compensate the price hike, which turns out to be new characters and the Encore Mode.

Sega confirmed that owners of the game's original digital version can pay for an unlock of the Plus content, though the company was not ready to confirm a price.

2.35:1 Anamorphic Widescreen (Separate Pan & Scan Version Released) Dolby Digital 5.1 (English, French, Spanish) Subtitles: English, Spanish Closed Captioned Release Date: April 20, 2004 Single - sided, dual - layered disc (DVD - 9) Suggested Retail Price: $ 29.99 THX - Certified; Black Keepcase

The prices are for the digital version of the game on the PlayStation Store as of yesterday.

The prices are for the digital version of the game on the Xbox Marketplace as of yesterday.

STREET DATE: November 1, 2005 Suggested retail price: $ 29.99 (DVD) Rated: «G» Run times: 47 minutes (Theatrical version) 99 minutes (Extended version) DVD aspect ratio: Both versions 1.78:1 enhanced for 16x9 TV screens DVD Sound: Dolby ® Digital 5.1 Surround Sound DVD Language: English audio; French audio French, Spanish subtitles

The PS4 version will cost $ 30, whereas the Switch version is expected to retail for about $ 40, a fair price considering the $ 25 cost of the digital edition of the game and the combined $ 14 cost of the DLC.

1.85:1 Anamorphic Widescreen (Fullscreen Version Available Separately) Dolby Digital 5.1 (English, French) Subtitles: English, French, Spanish Closed Captioned Release Date: December 14, 2004 Single - sided, dual - layered disc (DVD - 9) Suggested Retail Price: $ 29.99 White Keepcase

But at $ 20 digital and $ 30 physical for current gen and $ 30 digital and $ 40 physical for next gen version, this prologue comes at quite a steep price rate.

Also, the store suffers from similar problems that Sony had when other PlayStation titles offered up physical and digital versions: Physical games can be priced competitively, but its rare to see the same treatment in the online store.

If you're interested in buying digital versions of your games, a Totally Digital sale is currently ongoing on the PlayStation Store, which might bump some prices down even fdigital versions of your games, a Totally Digital sale is currently ongoing on the PlayStation Store, which might bump some prices down even fDigital sale is currently ongoing on the PlayStation Store, which might bump some prices down even further.

Renting a digital version of textbooks on a Kindle for a month can save students as much as 80 percent of the price of buying the works, according to Amazon Kindle vice president Dave Limp.

Random House, whose price increase on digital versions of its titles for library lending, reiterated what can be great news for libraries, mainly that when a library purchases an ebook for lending to its patrons, that book is the property of the library.

Even though Kindle digital versions are usually about half the price of paperback books, especially after shipping, people still love to read traditional books.

Why buy digital manga that release weeks after the pbook versions and for almost the same price?

OK, welcome to this week's puzzlement: Despite its hefty price tag of $ 5.99 for a single issue (with, admittedly, a lot of bonus content), Miracleman does not come with a download code for a free digital version, something that has become pretty standard with Marvel comics.

Value priced: Jason Thompson was the editor of the manga magazine Shonen Jump back when it was a monthly magazine on paper and cost $ 4.95 for 250 pages, so the first thing he notes about the new digital version is that at $ 25 for 48 issues, it's a much better deal.

That gives Apple more price flexibility, and should hopefully avoid absurd situations where the digital version costs much more than the paperback.

At this price point, this puts it in line with several of Kodansha Comics» digital versions of some of their oversized manga volumes (like Descending Stories and Kigurumi Guardians which I used to display the eOneBook size).

The discounted version must be at least 50 % of the original digital list price.

I've written previously about the work of book industry veterans and Harvard Business School professors in examining pricing scenarios for digital versions of books.

We find one deal that nets the bare drive version of Windows 8, for the same price as Microsoft's digital - download upgrade.

Publishers fought and won the ability to raise eBook prices, sometimes charging as much for digital copies as hardcover print versions.

Online retail titan Amazon.com and bookselling giant Barnes & Noble dueled Tuesday for the devotion of digital book lovers with bargain - priced versions of their popular electronic readers.

But the shortsightedness of publishers falling fast for the Agency plan is that they actually think that if they keep e-books away from the customers by either delays or pricing, that customers will go to hardcovers or pay the 50 % higher price for a digital version.

The app has been priced at $ 0.99 a week and will be part of a new push subscription feature introduced by Apple and will involve iTunes doing the recurring billing automatically for the digital version of the periodical.

In many cases the hardcover is actually cheaper than the digital version and this is primarily due to predatory pricing.

Amazon won and everyone who buys a digital book expects the price to be a) cheaper than the print version and b) inexpensive in general.

At a time when many customers are making decisions with one hand on their wallets, academic presses are looking to stoke interest in their electronic versions by offering digital rentals for a reduced price.

If students will be paying the same price for the digital version as they would have to for a brand - new print edition of the same book while knowing that there is no option to purchase a used text or to resell the texts later, where is the incentive to go paperless?

In recent years, the comic industry has been adapting to new demand for digital versions of their comics (although print is still a viable option), which has led to companies creating numerous platforms with some key differences in pricing for customer, payout to creators, editing and submission process, philosophy, and degree of involvement.

It's a nice mix - and - match for the price of two digital versions.

The fact that the Zon knows how to price ebooks (a lesson the publishing industry has yet to learn, despite their digital sales dropping last year) and that is to keep prices low, really shows that is something the average digital reader expects... you lower that even further... a $ 2.99 ebook sells for $.99 and that is the version they will purchase, imho...

It would make the back catalog worthless because unless you offer to cut your asking price dramatically, the «used» digital version would outsell even the altered versions... plus that writers would have to continuously focus on adding material to older works, would diminish their capacity for creating new work.

Dark Horse is now releasing all its comics simultaneously in digital and print formats, although some of the digital comics are priced higher than the print versions due to Apple's pricing policies.

And if we (Hammock will be in the digital content media creation for «pad» devices) are to succeed in this arena, publishers also have to convince the audience that the value of the content is roughly equivalent to the value of a paper magazine without the cost of paper and distribution (if the publishers try to keep those costs in the digital version, this is a non-starter: Kindle proved lots of price - point debates on that front).

If the price is too steep for you, and you have some way to enjoy digital comics, give some thought to picking up digital versions of the series.

i liked the comment too about having a print version to add value to the price of the digital; i have a couple of audio versions of some of my short collections, and they do (relatively) well

Mr. Turvey said that Google would probably allow publishers to charge consumers the same price for digital editions as they do for new hardcover versions.

Never mind developing a common digital playing field with their Japanese rivals, Japanese publishers can't even play ball with their American licensing partners: Square Enix's online manga store sells VIZ and Yen Press versions of Square Enix titles like Fullmetal Alchemist and Black Butler, using VIZ and Yen's translations, for half the price of the still - in - print print editions.

Second, while the Kindle Fire may target other forms of digital media, look at the rest of the Kindle product line announced last week: multiple print - only versions, with upgrades and lower prices.

Publishing Image Comics Publisher Eric Stephenson talks at length about market share, the economics of creator - owned comics, fallout from the prolonged legal battle between Todd McFarlane and Neil Gaiman, and retailer concerns about simultaneous print and digital release of The Walking Dead: ``... I was honestly a little thrown by the sheer amount of invective generated by the day - and - date release of a single Image digital title, sold at exactly the same price point as the print version of the book.