Sentences with phrase «with traditional booksellers»

A person at Amazon told me that publishers keep ebook prices high in part because they don't want to jeopardize their relationships with traditional booksellers.

Wherein big publisher ebooks maintain an absurd price that is meant to deter the average buyer from fully adopting the format, keeping relationships with traditional booksellers intact.

«Jeff Bezos must have contemplated the possibility of working with traditional booksellers Barnes & Noble or Borders,» Spulber speculates.

Not exact matches

With some 1,350 stores and a $ 900 - million U.S. market cap, the 137 - year - old company is by far the U.S.'s largest traditional bookseller.

In what is perhaps the single most telling example of why the traditional publishing fails to address the needs of authors, The Guardian posted an interview with Phillip Jones, editor of the Bookseller, and Nicola Solomon, general secretary of the UK's Society of Authors.

Some have speculated as to whether JK Rowling may have started a coup in traditional publishing by having the clout to tell the online booksellers that they will agree to these terms in order to provide their customers with ebooks from bestselling authors.

Marketing is partially responsible for the urgency in getting paperbacks on the booksellers» shelves, since the limited dollars a publisher has to spend on promoting a new title would have to be repeated to a lesser extent in a year's time with the release of the paperback on a traditional timetable.

On Tuesday, August 25, Sony announced that it is cooperating with the American Booksellers Association, other retailers, and a variety of traditional and digital publishers to make available a universe of reading material in EPUB format compatible with Sony Readers.

Many agents and industry veterans see big problems with the largest online bookseller disrupting the traditional publishing industry.

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Having come from a traditional route, I feel the difference compared to authors whose books are easily available to booksellers because they are with a traditional publisher.

But now, reports show that e-book sales are down, leveling out with print sales, and traditional booksellers are breathing a collective sigh of relief.

Although the authors write in different genres — the six of them represent the categories of romance, thriller, erotica, paranormal, mystery and science fiction — they've found synergy in sharing information and now, attending BEA to forge better relationships with distributors, librarians, booksellers, and the media, alongside booths of traditional publishers.

You may be able to sell a self - published book to a local or independent bookseller, but if you'd like to make it to Barnes and Nobles or Books - A-Million, you'll have better luck going with a traditional publisher.

The bookseller has tried to adjust to a noticeable shift in book reading habits, with e-book readers becoming increasingly popular with consumers over traditional hardcover or paperback books.

As for where booksellers place your print book in the physical bookstore — even traditional publishing houses struggle with this.

Authors who wanted to artificially inflate their book's popularity could buy satisfied reader reviews, circumventing the tedious business of building relationships with readers, librarians and booksellers like those squares in traditional publishing insist you must.