Physical Books Vs Ebooks Sales

According to the new york times e book sales have been falling in 2015 print.

Physical books vs ebooks sales. Comparatively e books only raked in 770 9 million. I don t think i m alone in feeling this way either especially if you look at the shift in sales of ebooks versus print books. It is easier to skim a real book than an ebook.

According to the wall street journal sales of traditional print. Though e book readers have become a more common sight around town traditional books still have their evangelists. Cheaper than ebook reader.

If you don t read much a print book will be more economical. Going back and forth in a printed book is much faster as compared to that an ebook reader. A printed book is much cheaper than the ebook reader.

You can carry them anywhere without the worry of charging. You don t need to charge printed books. Amazon s tax practices and recent stories about fake ebooks on the site potentially being used for money laundering have provided further ammunition for those who seek to paint ebooks as a bad thing.

Sales of physical books increased 4 in the uk last year while ebook sales shrank by the same amount. No need for electric power. Recent statistics show that e books brought in 771 million in the us market between january and september 2018.

Since it needs no electric power. During the first nine months of 2018 hardback and paperback sales generated nearly 4 billion combined. Given the increased appetite for book.