According to a Digital Book World survey conducted by Forrester Research, Inc in late 2011, book publishers representing 74% of U.S. publishing revenues were surveyed on a wide range of topics concerning digital books and when asked whether they thought more people will read books than did before, thanks to digital, 47% said yes, down from 66% a year ago. When asked if people will read more books than before, thanks to digital, 60% said yes, down from 66% last year. (Full results from the survey will be presented by Forrester analyst James McQuivey at the upcoming Digital Book World Conference and Expo in New York City.)
Survey Says Publishers Not So Optimistic about E-Books
The 99 thousand dollar question in the publishing world is with all the hype around e-readers and e-books, will people start reading more?
According to a Digital Book World survey conducted by Forrester Research, Inc in late 2011, book publishers representing 74% of U.S. publishing revenues were surveyed on a wide range of topics concerning digital books and when asked whether they thought more people will read books than did before, thanks to digital, 47% said yes, down from 66% a year ago. When asked if people will read more books than before, thanks to digital, 60% said yes, down from 66% last year. (Full results from the survey will be presented by Forrester analyst James McQuivey at the upcoming Digital Book World Conference and Expo in New York City.)
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According to a Digital Book World survey conducted by Forrester Research, Inc in late 2011, book publishers representing 74% of U.S. publishing revenues were surveyed on a wide range of topics concerning digital books and when asked whether they thought more people will read books than did before, thanks to digital, 47% said yes, down from 66% a year ago. When asked if people will read more books than before, thanks to digital, 60% said yes, down from 66% last year. (Full results from the survey will be presented by Forrester analyst James McQuivey at the upcoming Digital Book World Conference and Expo in New York City.)
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Ipad,Kindle all have contributed to promote books & attracting more readers.
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