Category: Ebooks
Legacy TV Consumption Falls. Streaming TV Rises. Lessons For Book Publishers From Streaming’s Success
by Mark Williams | Mar 18, 2025 | Audiobooks, Digital Audio, Digital subscription, ebook subscription services, Ebooks | 0 |
Put simply, publishing needs to move with the times. And of course it will, eventually. The history of publishing is the history of active resistance, passive acceptance and eventual embrace.
Read More366 Million Ebooks Among OverDrive’s 739 Million Digital Download Tsunami, Redux
by Mark Williams | Feb 1, 2025 | Audiobooks, Digital Libraries, Ebooks | 0 |
A few days ago TNPS reported on the latest numbers from OverDrive, as record were broken yet again, with 366 million ebook downloads blowing a gaping hole in the preferred industry narrative that ebooks are out of fashion.
Read MoreEgypt gets its own digital reading app at the Cairo International Book Fair
by Mark Williams | Jan 27, 2025 | Book Fairs, Ebooks, Egypt | 0 |
The app’s second version will include audiobooks, and a similar app for the Egyptian Music Library is in development. Artificial Intelligence will be used to translate more books,
Read More366 million ebooks among OverDrive’s 739 digital download tsunami as Kindle Unlimited pays out $645 million to self-publishers in 2024
by Mark Williams | Jan 26, 2025 | Audiobooks, Digital Libraries, Ebooks | 0 |
There are only three certainties in life: death, taxes and the January TNPS round up of the real numbers for ebooks that the industry collectively prefers to keep in the shade.
Read MoreGreece – the potential of ebooks is finally being discussed
by Mark Williams | Jan 12, 2025 | Ebooks, Greece | 0 |
One of the common faux narratives in the publishing world is that because ebooks don’t sell in huge numbers in some countries, ebooks are therefore unpopular.
Read MoreAAP Reported Ebook Sales fell 12.6%. Unreported Ebook Sales Rose A Minimum of 11.2%
by Mark Williams | Dec 23, 2024 | Ebooks, USA | 0 |
Total sales when all are included will be higher still. So Why.T.F. was Seth Godin ranting about declining book sales and blaming AI?
Read MoreEbooks remains an exciting opportunity for global publishers, if the “vicious circle of low supply and low demand” can be broken.
by Mark Williams | Dec 22, 2024 | Cyprus, Ebooks, Greece | 0 |
Ebooks remains an exciting opportunity for global publishers, if the “vicious circle of low supply and low demand” can be broken.
Read MoreBookouture Clocks ‘Significant Double-Digit Sales Growth’ Two Years Running
by Mark Williams | Nov 15, 2024 | Ebooks, UK | 0 |
Bookouture’s commitment to growth and adapting to market trends, vindicates my early impressions of Bookouture back before the 2017 buyout by Hachette UK, as a publisher to watch.
Read MoreA decade of unlimited ebook subscription. $3.5 billion paid to self-publishers
by Mark Williams | Sep 10, 2024 | Amazon, ebook subscription services, Ebooks | 0 |
Markus, that deadline is almost up. If you wish, I can get the kids at school to make you a The End Is Nigh sandwich board so you can walk the streets of Manhattan outside PRH like Bruce Willis in Die Hard Whatever-Number-It-Was, and remind everyone just how dumb you were.
Read MoreApple deprioritises, cuts jobs in Apple Books
by Mark Williams | Aug 31, 2024 | Apple, Ebooks | 0 |
while there is no suggestion AI is being used to replace jobs at Books, it is safe to say Apple is pivoting its attention towards AI, and Books, always a sideshow, has just become even more a sideshow than before.
Read MoreTNPS forecasts annual Kindle Unlimited payout to self-publishers to hit $635 million this year
by Mark Williams | Aug 25, 2024 | ebook subscription services, Ebooks, Self-Publishing | 0 |
This year the July payout sets a new record (probably only until next month) with $55.5 million being shared.
Read MoreSpotify helps HarperCollins bounce back after a challenging year. HC keeps quiet about AI
by Mark Williams | Aug 11, 2024 | Audiobooks, Ebooks, USA | 0 |
Given HarperCollins’ parent company News Corp is investing heavily in AI, we can therefore reasonably assume HarperCollins is going down that same route, but quietly.
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