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Self-Publishers and eBook Authors Need a CHAMPION to Assist Them in Gaining Access to the Library Lending Process

Nov 30 2011in Features, Opinion by James MoushonTags: Amazon, authors, Barnes and Noble, Bobbie Newman, book marketing, book promotion, Branding, Call Off the Dogs, e-books, E-Publishing, ebooks, henry baum, indie authors, Indie publishing, Laura Hazard Owen, marketing, Michael N. Marcus, Ron Frisch, sarah houghton, self-publishing, traditional publishing
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Amazon’s entry into public libraries and their own lending process through the Prime program has just quadrupled the activity in ebook lending. With this rapid growth of the ebook lending process comes some inherent problems as [...]

Tags: Amazon, authors, Barnes and Noble, Bobbie Newman, book marketing, book promotion, Branding, Call Off the Dogs, e-books, E-Publishing, ebooks, henry baum, indie authors, Indie publishing, Laura Hazard Owen, marketing, Michael N. Marcus, Ron Frisch, sarah houghton, self-publishing, traditional publishing
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Library eBooks: Is the eBook Ecosystem Affected by the Amazon Library Lending Process?

Oct 28 2011in Features, Member Blog, Opinion by James MoushonTags: Amazon, bobbi newman, Call Off the Dogs, e-books, Indie publishing, Kindle, Kindle Library Lending, library, library checkout limits, maximizing library returns, privacy, sarah houghton, smashwords, traditional publishing
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My usual blogging direction is toward the ebook author and the self-publishing world. With this blog I take a left turn and explore the Amazon Library Lending Process and how it affects the ebook ecosystem.
The Jungle [...]

Tags: Amazon, bobbi newman, Call Off the Dogs, e-books, Indie publishing, Kindle, Kindle Library Lending, library, library checkout limits, maximizing library returns, privacy, sarah houghton, smashwords, traditional publishing
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