Hot Sheet Index: February 24, 2016
The Hot Sheet Index reviewed the number of Kobo, and Amazon users against the number of ebooks sold on these sites.
The Hot Sheet Index reviewed the number of Kobo, and Amazon users against the number of ebooks sold on these sites.
The Cooperative Children’s Book Center (UW-Madison’s School of Education) has tracked diversity in children’s books for twenty-five years.
The Bookseller in London has given us advance word of its rollout of a new call for voluntary ebook sales data sharing among UK independent authors.
It’s now roughly the two-year anniversary of Author Earnings, first launched in February 2014 by indie author Hugh Howey and “Data Guy.”
The Hot Sheet Index reviewed the number of Facebook and WhatsApp users and the average revenue per user in key countries.
Nielsen BookScan recently released a report measuring print book sales growth globally.
In May 2015, children’s publisher Lee & Low announced it would conduct the first baseline survey of diversity within the US publishing industry.
A high-level view of diversity in the US publishing industry, as surveyed by Lee & Low.
The Hot Sheet Index reviews US print sales of different book categories including adult nonfiction, computer, art/design and humor from 2015.
The Bookseller’s Tom Tivnan has revealed that around 0.1 percent of all authors in the U.K. market earned 13 percent of BookScan sales last year.