jillmwo
- Interesting factoid: my social media partic/consump (Twitter, Friendfeed, FB, LinkedIn) has shown dramatic update in past 14 mos. Quadrupledabout 13 hours ago from web
- @jschneider Its *licensing*. Ebooks are a licensed content model; publishers need to use the correct vocabulary when talking to consumers.12:43 PM Jul 17th from web in reply to jschneider
- @Maxine_Clarke I think that is true of publishing across many sectors (trade, scholarly, etc.)11:02 AM Jul 17th from web in reply to Maxine_Clarke
- @Maxine_Clarke I think it is the idea that publishing needs to figure out better ways of supporting exchange in constant flow of sharing11:00 AM Jul 17th from web in reply to Maxine_Clarke
- Publishing will have to change rather than print have to die. See http://bit.ly/GiC6C
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- Print is not dead. Has to share the space rather than dominate it --> Room for industry expansion @librarythingtim @rtennant @griffey10:43 AM Jul 17th from web
- #followreader Books that start out as series of blog entries can help in non-fiction acq and marketing. Fiction is still problematic2:03 PM Jul 16th from TweetDeck
- @charabbott #followreader but if use crowdsourcing filter out the bad stuff before acquiring, that would address mktg concerns. Blogs help!2:01 PM Jul 16th from TweetDeck
- @bravestface #followreader I still want PDF for docs and non-proprietary texts for easy reading on Kindle, other ereaders.1:57 PM Jul 16th from TweetDeck
- #followreader @charabbott what adds to ebk costs? Should it be a simple production formatting for emanuscript?1:55 PM Jul 16th from TweetDeck
- #followreader searchability and highlight or annotation functionality is important in eversions. Reader software must improve for $ to rise1:53 PM Jul 16th from TweetDeck
- #followreader I think price of ebook should be 1/3 of the full price hc *unless* you give me something more in e than in hc1:51 PM Jul 16th from TweetDeck
- @markrevans #followreader I dont' get to DO as much w/ ebook as I get to do with print and that means the value is less.1:49 PM Jul 16th from TweetDeck
- @markrevans #followreader Prices can go up if the content gets enhanced. But otherwise ebook pricing must be less1:48 PM Jul 16th from TweetDeck
- @susanmpls #followreader misdirected tweet. Google book content largely older, dated. Long Tail demand; not high volume1:47 PM Jul 16th from TweetDeck
- @markrevans #followreader. Kindle handles PDF but like Sony imperfectly. I think ereaders should honor that format. personal irritation1:45 PM Jul 16th from TweetDeck
- @hmccormack #followreader Too much of what is in Google Books is dated. Not surprising low volume sales. Long tail demand.1:44 PM Jul 16th from TweetDeck
- @ftoolan #followreader I wish my Kindle could handle the PDF file format. It's problematic but I *like* PDF. Legibility guaranteed.1:42 PM Jul 16th from TweetDeck
- @susanmpls #followreader Because I will know if the full price is worth it and if I spent a trifling amt for ebook, not as big an issue1:40 PM Jul 16th from TweetDeck
- #followreader Publishing ebook simult with hc gives me choice; buy cheap eversion first (9.99) then if like alot, buy the hc for full price1:37 PM Jul 16th from TweetDeck
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- Name Jill ONeill
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