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Writewords Forums » Getting Published » The real reason e-books threaten publishers Tell a friend Choose WriteWords Forum Newcomers WriteWords Website Introduce Your Work Writing Exercises Commercial Noticeboard Recent Posts Private Members Lounge Technique Ethical Issues Inspiration & Ideas Getting Published Competitions Favourite Writing Culture & Entertainment BeginnersChick LitChildrensCrimeFantasyFiction IFiction II Film & TVFlash IFlash IIFlash PoetryHaiku & Short PoetryHistorical FictionHorrorHumour/ComedyIntimate MomentsJournalismMemoirsNon-FictionNovel IINovel MotivationNovel WritersPoetry IIIPoetry SeminarPoetry IPoetry IIRadioScience FictionShort Story IIShort Story ISongs and LyricsSynopsis & OutlineTeachers GroupTheatreTravelWomens's FictionYoung AdultsYoung Children All Forums Getting Published Forum This Topic   The real reason e-books threaten publishers  EmmaD at 18:45 on 25 July 2010   It's not new books - publishers will continue to be the best quality-creators/controllers of new books, it's just that the way the text is delivered will change. It's the books which are the absolut spine of a publisher's economics, the backlist: books written before e-books were born or thought of... http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jason-pinter/andrew-wylie-sets-off-dig_b_655653.html Emma   Re: The real reason e-books threaten publishers  NMott at 23:02 on 25 July 2010   Also this: Robert Gottlieb of Trident Media Group Responds to Random House vs. Wylie http://blogs.publishersweekly.com/blogs/PWxyz/?p=738

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