Category: Publishers

Ingram adds 400,000 new eBook titles.

According to a PRWeb release Ingram’s OASIS Library Platform, in collaboration with ProQuests’s EBL – eBook library, has added 400,000 new eBook titles.

Enhancements due for Overdrive

GoodeReader reports that OverDrive will demonstrate its “enhanced” eBook lending platform at the American Library Association’s Midwinter meeting this week.

Are eBook buyers loyal or trapped?

Digital Book World says that a New York-based book industry research firm, Codex Group, puts 86% of eBook buyers making their title purchases from one retailer only. Not a surprise when you consider these retailers have sold them proprietary devices and Apps. How much choice do they have?

Vampires still suck…in a good way.

GoodeReader talks about the impact of vampires on the eBook Revolution.

What’s the best price point for eBooks?

BoingBoing.net has a story on the most profitable price for an eBook.

eBook Revolution Update

The Daily Mail Online reports on a PEW Research study that says half of U.S. respondents owned an eReader or tablet. Additionally, traditional “paper” books are holding their own in popularity so that’s a win-win for everybody. GalleyCat says Barnes and Noble is offering a Free eBook for a Nook app promotion in Australia. WilmingtonBiz …

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Marketing and social media platforms for Indie authors and publishers

Digital Book World gives a list of marketing and social media platforms for Indie authors and publishers.

eBook prices compared in the US and UK

Techcrunch compares eBook pricing in the U.S. and the U.K.

Simon & Schuster extends its international reach

Galleycat draws attention to a sometimes overlooked part of the eBook Revolution with a post on Simon & Schuster boasting their largest international growth with 2013 eBook sales reaching almost 200 countries.

Tips for eBook Designers

Digital Book World offers five tips for eBook designers who want to add some color and style to their displays.