Image via WikipediaThe latest Book Industry Study Group (BISG) reports new Consumer Attitudes Toward E-Book Reading research study with items below, and more. Interesting reading for e-book authors and publishers.
- Income is a more important factor than discretionary time; those earning greater than $50K annually buy higher proportion of e-books.
- Urban readers buy the most e-books although rural buyers say they benefit more from the easy access in this format.
- Is Amazon's Kindle e-book reader still the dominant e-device or is the Barnes & Noble Nook device gaining share?
- Retirees buy fewer e-books than fully employed e-readers.
newest fielding of the Book Industry Study Group's (BISG's) latest Consumer Attitudes Toward E-Book Reading research study.
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