7 ways ebook apps can help brick-and-mortar bookstores
My nearest city Hamar has a really nice bookstore - Gravdahl . They also have the best coffee-bar in town, and it's big fun for me drinking espresso and looking at new books. I'm quiet concerned about their future however. The Norwegian publisher are releasing their own ebook store where they will charge customers 5-6 times the price of Amazone. It goes only as long as only a small minority knows how to connect to Amazone and the likes. And it will come during some months. It have however been under development a long time. It will still charge 30%, and it is betting everything in that pricesensivity doesn't exist in Norway. I expect them to fail. So, Gravdahl, try to implement the advice in this article! A post from O'Reilly Radar - Insight, analysis, and research about emerging by Joe Wikert has the whole story . Here is a part: This post originally appeared on Joe Wikert's Publishing 2020 Blog (" Helping Bookstores Remain Relevant "). It's...