Adapting Your Financial Models for eBooks
This presentation will show the key questions around the cost structure of an eBook and how this impacts any business modelling.
Some examples will be shown of actual projects, where it is quite clear that digital publishing is not easy nor cheap. E-distribution platform costs (as well as other digitasion costs) will also be integrated for discussion.
Sales channels examples will aslo be shown:
- e-bookseller
- e-retailer
- e-library (European library project included)
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Stephanie van Duin
Hachette Book Group
15 years in professional publishing: CEO of Springer France and Spain, then CEO of Reed Elsevier Italy. Currently in charge at group level of digital developments at Hachette Book Group (Number 2 trade publisher world wide). Doctor thesis in philisophy, MBA, Oxford master in e-publishing
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Incredibly interesting. Can we get the slides of the presentation somewhere?