Jualan e-book akan mengatasi jualan buku edisi cetakan

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E-BOOK sales are set to surpass traditional print tomes in the UK by the year 2018, a new study has revealed.
According to a PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) report, the next four years will see consumer e-book sales almost triple in value to become worth £1billion (US$1.68 billion), reports the BBC.
The global financial company predicts that the rise in e-book sales will be partly due to half of the UK population owning an e-reader device such as Kindles by 2018.
And it isn't just books that are getting technical -- PwC's Global Entertainment And Media Outlook 2014-2018 report, published this week, also stated that digital newspaper payments are taking off, growing by 66.2% during 2013.
However, the report maintained that digital circulation will make up just 8% of total circulation revenue globally by 2018.
E-books have been growing in popularity over recent years, with Lonely Planet one of the latest publishers to announce a partnership with online service Scribd.
However, earlier this year Tim Waterstone, the founder of UK book retailer Waterstones, predicted that e-book sales would go into decline over the coming years. – AFP RELAXNEWS

pakwetizzaqyah

membeli dan membaca buku lebih mulia daripada wechat bini orang

clarizsa

i prefer buku fizikal ie cetakan... sakit mata baca ebook... i love the smell of a book when i flip the pages...

gusikuberdarah

lepas ni bungkus la kedai buku fofuler

sedi78

memang best buku printed... tp lebih jimat ebook.. sakali letap pada tab berpuluh2 buku bleh isi

Bedah.Cun

pening bc e-book.... bek I print jer membazir ink printer cik avvanghhh

kakikuDibibirmu

kalau saiz iPad, atau Tab 10.1 selesalah, kalau 7 inch atau iPad Mini memang tak best