| Welcome Publishers
We are pleased to welcome publishers to our website, thank you for taking the
time. Some publishers are already producing ebooks and are looking for a reliable method of distributing them over the Internet while others may be interested in discovering how they can get into this rapidly expanding sector of the book market. Either way bookselecta can help by providing an efficient ebook retailing service that will guarantee your ebooks maximum exposure throughout the world. (This service is coming soon - if you want us to notify you when it is available please send us an email with the word 'notify' in the subject line) Why Use Bookselecta?
If you are a serious eBook publisher and would like to see your titles distributed to other retailers around the world we are working on a solution for you. Ebookpathway We are developing a new ebook depository called ebookpathway. Once launched, the new website will provide a portal for ebook delivery from contributing publishers to ebook retailers worldwide. If you want us to notify you when this service is available please send us an email with the word 'notify' in the subject line. The
future of Publishing In Japan Sony have just launched 'The Librie', the first ebook reader that uses 'E Ink' technology. E ink provides an electronic display that looks like and works like paper. Once the words form on the page they stay there without power until the reader 'turns over'! This technology will revolutionise the way books are read; within a decade or so paper books will become a curiosity rather than the norm! ebooks are here to stay and will continue to take a greater and greater share of the published book market - a bold statement perhaps, but while older generations may be reluctant to accept the change at first, the young won't - they will embrace it, just like every other change that technology has introduced. Think back a decade or two
Who would have believed that just about every person in the developed world would
have his own cell-phone? So ask yourself again, but turn the question around - Can I afford not to get into e-publishing? If the answer is 'No', maybe we can help. |