Over the past six years when the Kindle, Kobo and Nook became popular
many people thought that print was doomed and that the vast majority of
us would be reading e-books. It looks like e-books were merely a
passing fad and many people have switched back to print.
Preliminary figures from the Association of American Publishers found
that sales of e-books for trade publishers fell 14% in 2015 compared to
2014 and accounted for 20% of overall trade book revenue, down from 23%
in 2014. Going beyond AAP’s member publisher sales performance, the
Codex Group’s April 2016 survey of 4,992 book buyers found that e-book
units purchased as a share of total books purchased fell from 35.9% in
April 2015 to 32.4% in April 2016. The Codex survey includes e-books
published by traditional publishers and self-publishers and sold across
all channels and in all categories ... [mehr] http://goodereader.com/blog/electronic-readers/e-books-are-on-the-decline-and-people-are-switching-back-to-print
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