August 06, 2012

The UK eBook tipping point

The Kindle app on a Nexus 7

About two years after Kindle launched in the United Kingdom, Amazon UK says it is now selling 114 ebooks for every print book.

You’ve got an eBook strategy in place already, right?

No?

Oh, dear.

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Adam has been a blogger for over 15 years, and a journalist for more than 20. He currently works as a consultant and trainer, helping people do better online journalism.

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Adam is a digital journalism analyst, trainer and consultant. He started his career publishing newspapers for the children on his street in the 1980s, edited student magazines in the 1990s, and then spent a decade as a business journalist. In 2006, he moved full-time into digital journalism development. Since 2012, he's been trading as an independent consultant, and has worked with everything from national and international newspapers, to small local charities.

He's also been blogging here since 2003, and seemingly just can't stop. You can reach him via email.

The UK eBook tipping point

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