In Germany, where fixed price laws
demand a level playing field, Amazon's KDP gave its self-published authors an
edge when it came to ebooks.
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A German art foundation is
experimenting with an open-access self-published monograph as an ebook. Could
this be a model for other institutions looking for greater exposure?
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More News from PP:
Publishing Perspectives' Dennis Abrams
remembers his friend Barbara Park, the late author of the 55 million copy
bestselling Junie B. Jones series.
Talk about a dirty book: herpes
was found on a copy of Fifty Shades of Grey at the Antwerp Library;
meanwhile, all of the top ten borrowed books had traces of cocaine.
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From the Archives:
German Thalia, Weltbild,
Hugendubel, as well as Bertelsmann and Deutsche Telekom, have launched
Tolino, a new ebook platform to compete with Amazon.
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Thursday, November 21, 2013
How Self-Publishing Led Amazon to German Ebook Dominance
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