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They also record the amount of time spent on each page and use that to predict the total reading time remaining. Privacy issues aside, there are a number of re
by Bluestrike2 11y ago
They also record the amount of time spent on each page and use that to predict the total reading time remaining.
Privacy issues aside, there are a number of really amazing tools Amazon could provide authors/editors/publishers if they were willing to share this data with them. The ability to pinpoint where readers either skip ahead or pick up the pace would offer editors a remarkable glimpse inside how readers approach a given story. It'd be even more useful if those insights could then be applied to help with editing unpublished manuscripts in the future. Compared to the present, where editors are forced to make what are often judgment calls on plotting, having hard data to look at would be a remarkable benefit.