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Digital Book 2009 IDPF Forum
Bob LiVolsi
BooksOnBoardgrowthhasbeensustainedover9consecutivequarters,andisaccelerating
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Q1 2007
Q2 2007
Q3 2007
Q4 2007
Q1 2008
Q2 2008
Q3 2008
Q4 2008
Q1 2009
Q2 2009
QTRLY BOOK REVENUE: ACT + Q2 '09 Proj’n
Seek Innovation
First or among First ePUB titles from major publishers MP3 DRM free audio books Revenue titles on Stanza Qik Clik on Stanza 24/7 customer support by email
Working on more Looking for more “All Ships Rise” www.booksonboard.com Confidential 3
Device Mix Today
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10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
PC or Mac eBook Readers iPhone Palms Others
Devices
Format Mix
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Adobe 54% Mobipckt
20%
MS Reader
17%
eReader 9%
Format
Top Place to Read
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10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
Work Home School Travel
Where Read
Where Read At Home
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10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
In Bed Living Area Kitchen Study In Bath
Home Location
eContent Ecosystem
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Publishers
News Orgs
Individual Authors
Distributors
Direct
Desktop Win or Mac
Smartphone e.g. iPhone
Proprietary e.g. Kindle
Open (with royalty)
Smartphone (e.g. iPhone)
Proprietary
eContent Store Customers
Content Distribution Store Device Reader SW
Wireless carriers
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eBook Market: Device Segments
2009-2012
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$100,000,000
$200,000,000
$300,000,000
$400,000,000
$500,000,000
$600,000,000
2009 2010 2011 2012
eBooks: PCs, Macs NetBooks
eBooks: Smartphones
eBooks: Readers
Sources: International Digital Publishing Forum, Book Industry Study Group, AT&T Annual Report 2008, Institute for Publishing Research, BooksOnBoard
BooksOnBoard Has a Strong Foothold in the eBook Space, with developed infrastructure, industry relationships, and loyal customer base
Top US P-Book Sellers
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Company 2008FYNorthAmericanSales(Books,Mediapluscoffee,etc:‐)
Barnes&Noble/B.Dalton1 $4.52billion(Downfrom$4.68billionin2007)
Borders/Waldenbooks (Waitingonfinalnumber)$3.41billion(excludesinternational)
AmazonMedia(excludeselectronics,services‐books,includesbooks,music,DVDs)
$5.35billion(AmazonInternationalstoressold$5.73billionin2008,morethanNorthAmerica)forthefirsttime.
BN.com $466million(Downfrom$477millionin2007)
Total $13.7billion
Landscape ahead
Slug it out to stay competitive and keep margins intact v/v Amazon, Barnes & Noble
Impact and timing of further dedicated eBook readers – with “proprietary” bookstores on board
News Readers – impact on eBook adoption Google initiatives – what happens if Google
enters digital space for revenue, ad model, etc.
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Landscape ahead - opportunities
Independent considerations Openness a must for independents
Open formats Accessibility to content stores on ubiquitous devices
Reduced cost of goods to compete with direct competition
Co-op and/or other marketing programs to supplement revenue streams Can the Home Page replace the end cap?
Adobe ePUB is best hope for open standard
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Market Abounds with New Requirements and Opportunities
AltTabNation.Com NoBackPacks.Com FreeandGreen.Com GreenReads.Com
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