Sentences with phrase «reading population»

It is also important to note that the overall reading population in the US is massive.

It's also possible that nobody was thinking of ebooks when writing this directive: in 2009, they were still a pretty niche market (I don't have figures for the EU, this site states that only 2 % of the US reading population had an e-book reader in 2009).

But in general, your chances as straight white male of writing a book with character that can be identified with to a large section of the US English reading population are higher, and Alex Dally McFarlane will have to go on dreaming of all books suddenly not having binary gender as a norm.

Cruddas points out well about how bad it is that you have to be charismatic to do well in politics these days, else woster woman and the dailymail reading population won't even listen to you.

As always with eBooks, the situation is constantly evolving, and whether an application sinks or swims is entirely dependent on just how helpful the (voracious) eBook - reading population finds it.

As a reader, I prefer hardbound books, but the current reading population is aging (like me, unfortunately) and is being replaced by a generation which grew up digital and online.

India, specifically, has a huge English literature reading population.

E-book users make 33 percent of the overall book reading population.

Unsurprisingly, the nine in ten device owners who read any sort of book in the last year are also much more likely to have read an e-book in the last year than the general reading population; they are also more likely to have listened to an audiobook.

What I think we have is not a stack of work where only a fraction would generate a return on investment from mass purchase by a passive reading population with the same cookie cutter tastes.

If I am stupid enough to limit myself to one or two formats simply because those are what I personally choose to read, I am missing out on an entire segment of the reading population, and that's just shooting myself in the foot.

In a move that's sure to tick off... well, everyone... Amazon has released another list of cities that purport to have the most well - read populations.

Even the absolute best selling books — that sell 2 or 3 million copies in a year — only penetrate about 3 % of the reading population.

The first issue is from the check - out process itself, which is actually supposed to be one of the benefits of ebook lending, especially for many sectors of the reading population who can't make the trek to a library as regularly as they like.

Tablets seem to be the most popular with over 50 % of the reading population owning one and e-readers themselves account for 30 %.

Now there's always some blowback on novellas because invariably there's a segment of the reading population who always wants a novel and feels shortchanged by anything else — no matter how well you mark it in the description and everywhere else THIS IS A NOVELLA.

And for a large portion of the reading population, that may be the case; browse for a book on your favorite retailer's site, click the Buy button, and wait for your book to appear on your small screen.

Authors whose work is not for sale in that format risk missing a large and growing segment of the reading population.

And for a large portion of the reading population, that may be the case; browse for a book on your... [Read more...]

«The reason why we offer this book service at such a low price is because Sam aims to increase the reading population in Korea.

Well, I'm sure the larger - screen Kindle will rescue the concept of reading newspapers for some segment of the reading population (I'll get back to you as soon as I figure out which segment of the reading population that is, exactly).

As the reading population, logic states, is a reflection of the demographics of the total population, and maybe 10 - 15 % of that group could count as left wing.

«New micropresses, small presses, and niche presses (like Marcher Lord Press) will meet the needs of many segments of the reading population that are not being served by the increasingly narrow and conservative titles that will be released by the major publishing companies.»

I had a feeling of deja vu when I read the population rebuttal.