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Amazon is 'most trusted, recommended brand in the US'
A consumer survey has found that Amazon is the most trusted and recommended brand in the US. The international survey, conducted in 22 countries by Millward Brown, found that 'the number one brand in ...
UK reports big drop in value of rights income
Rights income declined by 8.7% between 2006 and 2008, according to returns from publishers for the UK Publishers Association's rights survey.
Bowker acquires UK's Book Marketing Ltd
Bowker, the parent company of WBN's publisher Thorpe-Bowker, has acquired UK-based research firm Book Marketing Limited (BML). BML will sit alongside Bowker's PubTrack Consumer business. ...
Ebook buyers want affordability: 20% no longer buy print
A survey of US ebook buyers has found that 'affordability' is ranked highest as the reason for purchase and that 20% or regular ebook buyers no longer buy print books.
Price the key for ebook takeup: UK survey
A survey of UK booksellers has found that cheaper ebooks are thought to be what's needed to drive digital growth.
20 questions for you: Christmas survey 2009
Here at WBN we have begun our annual pre-Christmas survey of booksellers and publishers to find out how the industry is faring during its peak selling period. Booksellers, if you'd like to take ...
20 questions for you: Christmas Survey 2009
Here at WBN we have begun our annual pre-Christmas survey of booksellers and publishers to find out how the industry is faring during its peak selling period. Booksellers, if you'd like to take ...
Frankfurt survey: digital will overtake print 'in 2018'
The year 2018 has been named as the point when digital sales will overtake sales of traditional books, according to a survey by the Frankfurt Book Fair of 840 international industry experts.
Publishers 'completely divided' over ebook pricing
A survey conducted by the Frankfurt Book Fair has revealed that there is absolutely no consensus among publishers over strategies for ebook pricing.
PW survey reveals very mixed feelings on Google settlement
A survey by Publishers Weekly has revealed very mixed feelings about the proposed Google settlement among US booktrade insiders, with only 41% of respondents in favour, and most of them having reserva...
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