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This could offer the final blow to the paper book market: Since they way to monetize ebooks will be totally different than paper books, this means they'll need
by minthd 11y ago
This could offer the final blow to the paper book market:
Since they way to monetize ebooks will be totally different than paper books, this means they'll need to be written in a totally different way.
So this means most authors will choose one or the other, and most likely they'll choose to write only ebooks, because there's more money there.
- bagels 11y agoIs that true though, that ebooks revenues are higher than printed books? Or maybe the aggregate of the author's cut of revenues is higher for ebooks? I am skeptical, but am willing to be proven wrong.
- Drakim 11y agoYou really think Amazon paying per page turned for Kindle Unlimited is "the final blow to the paper book market"?
- jayess 11y agoI currently publish several books of a legal nature on Amazon, both in print and ebooks. I'd say my print book sales to ebook sales are 10:1 ratio in favor of print books.
- vonklaus 11y agoThat is interesting. When I read technical manuals I prefer them in print, when I read for pleasure (lately) I have been reading digital. I am not sure if this is conditioning from college or something else, but my experience is in line with your comment.