New stats from the Association of American Publishers show that kids’ and young adult e-book sales grew by triple digits in February, while adult e-book sales appeared to flatten. But that’s partly because so many adults are reading YA e-books like the “Hunger Games” trilogy. Read More »
New monthly stats from the Association of American Publishers show strong growth for both print and e-books in January 2012. Read More »
“Our industries do something that no one else can do,” the Motion Picture Association of America’s Fritz Attaway said at the Association of… Read More »
The Association of American Publishers closes out calendar year 2011 today with a round of new stats on print and digital books. Publishers’… Read More »
Update: Andi Sporkin of the Association of American Publishers contacted me shortly after this story was published. She says the publishers… Read More »
The battle for the college digital textbook market — including startups like Inkling and Kno — gets a fair amount of attention. But the K-… Read More »
One positive story in a week of terrible economic news: BookStats, a new annual statistical survey of raw sales revenue and unit data provid… Read More »
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