Sentences with phrase «print book sales rose»

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I still don't understand how publishers can hope to see their sales of ebooks rise while pricing them at, essentially, the same level as a printed paper book.

Last year print sales of consumer book titles — fiction, non-fiction and children's titles — rose almost 9 % and generated # 1.55 bn.

The Bridge by Karen Kingsbury (S&S / Howard Books; S&S Audio; Thorndike Large Print) is a Christmas story about a Tennessee bookstore named The Bridge that struggles to survive declining book sales and the rise of e-books.

Sales figures from the end of last year show that while they don't dominate the marketplace as they once did, print books are showing a good amount of resiliency during the precipitous rise of eBooks... Continue Reading →

One of the reasons why the sales of print books have declined is because of the rise in the production and sales of e-books and e-readers.

Print comic book revenues have been on the rise in recent years, even as digital comics» sales boom.

Compare this narrow window with the rise of print - on - demand physical book sales, and the surge in the audiobook market, which is open to all authors.

Though e-book sales are rising, the majority of sales still go to print books.

Cheers could be heard coming from the «print isn't dead» section of the book - publishing industry on Monday, thanks to some numbers from Nielsen that showed sales of printed books rose this year by about 2 %.

Digital book sales rose in the United Kingdom by 366 % in 2011 which contributed to a noticeable decline in print.

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According to Britain's Publisher's Association, total book sales rose 4 % last fiscal year, and while print still makes up the majority of sales, its small 1 % sales slip was more than made up for by a 66 % gain in the digital realm.

With overall ebook sales for most publishers at a point of stasis for now, the Digital Book World conference commissioned Jonathan Nowell at Nielsen Book to provide a closer look at how the rise of ebooks has affected what sells in print form.

Note that, with the rise of the online book sales channels, these expensive - to - print point - of - sale items are less prevalent.

Part of the reason for declines in print book sales was the rise of e-books and e-readers, but this sector is now falling.

«Well, I think there's no question that coloring books are definitely having an impact, but I also think that print sales are at least stabilizing if not rising.

Still, even with Kindle sales rising, I can't help but see eBooks as primarily an ancillary product right now — a welcome new stream of revenue at a time when we're all losing revenue on printed books.

Think about it: all of the beauty of a physical printed book, but without the printing, shipping, or storage issues.While the controversy surrounding eBooks (including fear of their eventual replacement of paper books) rises, so do their sales.

Why traditional media and publishers are ignoring the shadow industry of self - published books — and continuing to report dipping ebook sales and rise in print.

But in the past two years a revival has taken place, fuelled by rising print sales and declining digital book sales.

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This continues a rise in the sales of print books, which was seen in 2015 for the first time since the invention of the e-book.

With electronic (ebook) sales and readership rising, the question remains whether these digital versions will eventually replace print books.

His explanation for the rise in US trade print sales in 2015 and 2016 is that in 2015 the large trade publishers» agency contracts eliminated retailer discounting of ebooks prompting Amazon, in mid-2015, to increase its discounts on their print books, instead.

Re your third prediction: With the dramatic rise in eyes - on - screen usage for all segments of the population, I foresee burgeoning eyestrain and more print book sales as a result.