Sentences with phrase «traditional print publishers»

I suppose there are a number of traditional print publishers who think so.

If traditional print publishers think they are going to muscle in on the pioneers of digital publishing without a fight, they are sadly mistaken.

The rise of self publishing hasn't just affected traditional print publishers.

Learn what is required to publish with traditional print publishers, as well as the most popular new formats: Kindle or Smashwords ebooks, and print - on - demand with Amazon's CreateSpace.

We're already seeing traditional print publishers (like Harlequin) put out e-book originals, and «e-publishers» put out print books with wide distribution (EC / Samhain).

While that means that we shouldn't lump all digital - first publishers together, that also means that we shouldn't assume a digital - first imprint is good quality simply because it's associated with a large traditional print publisher.

There were traditional print publishers who, out of a collection of maybe 20 books, liked maybe 5, which they made into print, then they made 10 as ebooks, and then there's a lot remaining which we believe is of equal quality.

To be such a steadfast traditional print publisher with some high - profile authors printing from its house, Penguin has certainly embraced digital publishing, possibly being worthy of the title of trendsetter for the entire publishing industry.

Although traditional print publishers were the first to adopt EPUB, nothing in the format limits its use to eBooks.

With virtually unlimited budgets, and the talents of app developers and design agencies assisting them, apps such as Volkswagen's Das Auto played around with the digital magazine platform in a way few traditional print publishers did.

I have been published by traditional print publishers (in Toronto and in New York).

Such services would include contracts that leave authors with more control over their own work, including the ability to continue generating sales over the «long tail» rather than the excessively short life cycle of the traditional print publisher.

They also didn't want to fool around with printed copies and have far more marketing ability than I do or a traditional print publisher has.

Focused on both traditional print publishers moving into the digital space and digital players partnering with established publishers, the conference highlights new digital products, platforms, and channels.

Taking matters into his own hands, he signed a deal with Amazon to publish the e-books of several of his most notable backlist titles — including Invisible Man, Midnight's Children, and Lolita — without consulting their traditional print publishers.

A debut author is not going to be in the same position and if that debut wants a traditional print publisher on board as well, then they will have to acquiesce to the electronic royalty structure being offered.

You wrote your novel, typed it up, sent it to an agent, the agent loved it and submitted it to a traditional print publisher, who bought it and then published it.

Red Sage Publishing started as a traditional print publisher in 1995.

In this list there are traditional print publishers, established romance stalwarts, up and coming ebook publishers, and everything in between.

And so Stillpoint became, quite outside of my plans, a traditional print publisher.

Are you confused about the different options available for publishing your book... traditional print publishers, ebook platforms like Smashwords or Amazon Kindle, hybrid print options such as Amazon's CreateSpace?

... As someone who has had six books and innumerable articles published by traditional print publishers... I have seen the transformation of a raw manuscript into an edited, indexed, laid - out publication.

I recommend epublishing because with the best of the bunch, the author gets free editing and cover art, then is free to sell those books to traditional print publishers.

- After Amanda Hocking had seven self - published paranormal romance e-books hit USA TODAY's list, she signed a multimillion - dollar deal with the traditional print publisher St. Martin's Press last year.

The traditional print publishers had (have?)

They are effectively producing more content per title than traditional print publishers (including HD video author and book trailers) and yet they've slashed the standard industry production time line from a year or more among traditional publishers to approximately 120 days at Open Road.

I think with your question you're referring more to traditional print publishers, though.

Put together with the unusual marketplace, the weight of an ill - printed book and the value of regular updates, the traditional print publishers have have a worthwhile product even if the contents are copyable easily and without cost.