Consumer Attitudes Toward E-Book Reading

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READ THE PRESS RELEASES:

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Tablets Gain on Dedicated E-Readers, says New BISG Study (11/14/2012)
E-Book Consumers Diversifying Their Format Preferences (07/31/2012)
E-Book Consumers Say "Yes" to Tablets, says BISG Study (04/30/2012)
E-Book Consumers Driving More Sales Through Online Retailers (02/28/2012)
E-Book Buyers Deepening Commitment to Digital Formats (11/08/2011)
E-Book Buyers Accelerating Move Away From Print (04/28/2011)
E-Book Buyers are Buying More but Spending Less (11/17/2010)
BISG Announces Year Two of Critical Research (09/28/2010)
New Survey Tracks Book Consumers' Behavior Toward E-Books (01/15/2010)

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TRENDABLE E-BOOK CONSUMER DATA,
NOW IN ITS FOURTH VOLUME!

E-books and other forms of digital content have now entered the mainstream. In the adult fiction category, for example, e-books have become the most popular media format, selling more than hardcovers, softcovers, or mass paperbacks. Now that digital has arrived, publishers must understand how new technologies are changing the marketplace and what opportunities will arise as a result of this transition.

BISG's ongoing Consumer Attitudes Toward E-Book Reading survey provides trendable information about book consumers' interests in and preferences for digital content, as well as the factors that influence their reading habits and purchasing decisions.

Over the course of four annual volumes (Volume One: 2010, Volume Two: 2011, Volume Three: 2012, and Volume Four: 2013), thousands of e-book consumers have been asked questions including:

• When did you first begin acquiring e-books?
• Where do you typically acquire e-books?
• Which genre(s) are you more likely to read as an e-book rather than a print book?
• What device do you now use most frequently to read e-books?
• How likely are you to buy a dedicated e-reader or multifunction tablet device either for yourself or to give as a gift (within the next 2 months)?
• And much more!...

Survey results are purchasable via dynamic online access called Real-Time Reporting* and as standalone PDF Summary Reports. The end result is practical guidance to companies working to refine their e-book business strategies.

VOLUME TWO: 2011	VOLUME THREE: 2012	VOLUME FOUR: 2013
PDF Summary Reports published: -- December 2010 -- April 2011 -- July 2011 -- November 2011 Volume Two, Report 3 of 4 Volume Two, Report 4 of 4	PDF Summary Reports published: -- February 2012 -- April 2012 -- July 2012 -- November 2012 Volume Three, Report 2 of 4 Volume Three, Report 3 of 4	PDF Summary Reports to be published: -- April 2013 -- October 2013

PUBLICATION SPONSORS

BISG thanks the following sponsors for their support of Consumer Attitudes Toward E-Book Reading, Volume Four. For a list of previous publications sponsors, click here. Ongoing sponsorship opportunities are available. Email Angela Bole for information on packages and prices.

Barnes & Noble, Inc. is a Fortune 500 company and the leading retailer of content, digital media and educational products. The NOOK digital business offers award-winning NOOK® products and access to more than 3 million digital books, plus periodicals, comics, apps, movies and TV shows, and the ability to enjoy content across a wide array of popular devices through free NOOK Reading Apps^TM and NOOK Video apps.

Hachette Book Group is a leading trade publisher based in New York and a division of Hachette Livre, the second-largest trade and educational publisher in the world. HBG publishes under the divisions of Little, Brown and Company, Little Brown Books for Young Readers, Grand Central Publishing, Orbit, Hachette Nashville, and Hachette Digital.

PRODUCTS AND PRICING: VOLUME FOUR

See below for BISG member and non-member pricing and purchase options for Volume Four of Consumer Attitudes Toward E-Book Reading (2013). If you're interested in purchasing Volumes One, Two, or Three, please contact Nadine Vassallo at nadine@bisg.org.

*Member Pricing
Proprietary Question -- question of your choice -- up to 8 questions allowed per survey fielding -- responses received are yours alone, accessible through the Real-Time Reporting portal	$1,750.00
PDF Summary Report 1 of 2 (Winter 2013 Survey) -- analysis of February 2013 survey results -- available in April 2013 -- report is automatically emailed when available -- 50% off the non-member price	$495.00
PDF Summary Report 2 of 2 (Summer 2013 Survey) -- analysis of August 2013 survey results -- available in October 2013 -- report is automatically emailed when available -- 50% off the non-member price	$495.00
PDF Summary Report Bundle (Winter & Summer 2013 Surveys) -- discounted price off both PDF Summary Reports -- each report is automatically emailed when available -- 50% off the non-member price	$795.00
Real-Time Reporting (Annual License) -- ADD-ON ONLY: must order one or more of the products above to qualify -- company-wide access to data from the Winter and Summer 2013 surveys via a web-based Real-Time Reporting portal	$1,195.00

*Non-Member Pricing
Proprietary Question -- question of your choice -- up to 8 questions allowed per survey fielding -- responses received are yours alone, accessible through the Real-Time Reporting portal	$1,750.00
PDF Summary Report 1 of 2 (Winter 2013 Survey) -- analysis of February 2013 survey results -- available in April 2013 -- report is automatically emailed when available	$995.00
PDF Summary Report 2 of 2 (Summer 2013 Survey) -- analysis of August 2013 survey results -- available in October 2013 -- report is automatically emailed when available	$995.00
PDF Summary Report Bundle (Winter & Summer 2013 Surveys) -- discounted price off both PDF Summary Reports -- each report is automatically emailed when available	$1,592.00
Real-Time Reporting (Annual License) -- ADD-ON ONLY: must order one or more of the products above to qualify -- company-wide access to data from the Winter and Summer 2013 surveys via a web-based Real-Time Reporting portal	$2,395.00

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