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- 1. Electronic Books: The Future Model for Publishing? By: Amanda Starnes
- 4. E-Readers Amazon’s Kindle Sony Reader Barnes & Noble Nook
Hinweis der Redaktion
- E-readers share similar features such as making annotations and notes. Each unique e-reader also corresponds to a electronic bookstore in which digital copies can be downloaded wirelessly through networks.
- This chart shows that e-readers is a growing market of viable profit for companies. Beside the Kindle, Sony Reader, and the forthcoming Nook, other companies have also gotten into the e-reader business.
- Currently libraries have to pay a higher fee for digital copies than the retail price. For example, The Lost Symbol on the Sony Reader’s book page is $9.99, but libraries have to pay $29.99 for the same book.
- Steve Jordan, a self-published science fiction novelist has six different formats of his book that he sells online in order to contend with the different digital platforms.
- The current business model of publishing still gives priority to physical hardcover books. E-books cannot be resold in the same way that physical books have a used book market.