Sentences with phrase «squeezing more and more author»

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Recently I was introduced by my author friend Orna Ross, founder and director of the Alliance of Independent Authors, to a new way of squeezing more words out of each day: using voice recognition software.

With big publishing buying only the crème de la crème of books, and more authors turning to self - publishing, many literary agents are getting squeezed right out of the middle.

Mobile and tablet readers are more time - squeezed than ever, so unknown authors have less time to capture and maintain reader interest.

Legacy publishers are more than glad to squeeze their suppliers — authors and artists — so I have no problem at all seeing Amazon — and others — try to squeeze them in return.

Not so much squeezing authors or consumers... more becoming a natural monopoly for publishing related advertising based both on availability of advertising space and on available customer data... or effectively claiming about 15 - 30 % % of the book market for free.

As paper sales dwindle and their monopoly on distribution ends, and more and more authors leave legacy to self - pub, publishers will squeeze the suppliers (authors) they still have.

He said: «With margins being squeezed across the whole supply chain, books facing increasing stiff competition from other media and entertainment sectors for consumers» time, and there simply being more writers, as evidenced by the increase in the number registered with ALCS, the reasons for the decline in average author income are wide and varied.»

So they are using their market leverage to scrape and gut suppliers, demanding more and more fees and greater share of the proceeds to the point that publishers and authors can't make profits once Amazon takes their cut — they are squeezing.

Accommodations are always a squeeze and this year had more authors than ever.

Carla King presents Literary Agents Try New Role as Self - Publishing Consultants posted at MediaShift, saying, «With big publishing buying only the crème de la crème of books, and more authors turning to self - publishing, many literary agents are getting squeezed right out of the middle.