By: Jennifer Gremillion
Amazon’s gift is distribution. Pubisher’s gift is editorially reviewed content. It would be a lot easier for Publisher’s to partner with successful distribution models than it would be for those...
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The one reason I focus on Amazon for publication is specifically because iBook is NOT available on iMac. It is an iOS platform only format. Unless you know something I don’t.
View ArticleBy: mdiwade
The one reason I focus on Amazon for digital publishing is the simple fact that iBook is an iOS only platform and is completely unavailable unless you have a newer device. Unless you know something I...
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3rd attempt at commenting. The one reason I focus on Amazon for digital publishing is the simple fact that iBook is an iOS only platform and is completely unavailable unless you have a newer device....
View ArticleBy: Anne Wingate
I bought a Nook HD+ last month, after being a total Kindle user ever since Kindle was released. Prior to that I had used pioneering ebook readers. I am more happy with the Nook than I have been with...
View ArticleBy: Dr. Mark Wyatt
While I agree that ebooks are the future of college textbooks, it strikes me as odd that Pearson would put all their eggs in the basket of a company that is something of an “also-ran.” It reminds me of...
View ArticleBy: Kevin von Gillern
Dr. Wyatt, Five percent or $89M is hardly putting all their eggs in one basket. Pearson has a LOT of eggs. Additionally, Nook has an app for all platforms, including iOS, so titles can be read on any...
View ArticleBy: Kevin von Gillern
I’m not sure what educational publishers you are talking about when saying they are feeding content development to India. The value an educational publisher adds to the process is vetting content,...
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