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Librarian’s Guide to Ebook Collections
About Ebook Collections
(eBooks.com does not sell ebooks directly to libraries. But we do offer a technology platform, Ebook Collections, which enables book publishers to...
Sales Are Up at eBooks.com
Sales are up at eBooks.com by 19.7 per cent compared with last year.
Why is this?
Our visitor numbers are up, but not by a...
Is eBooks.com Trustworthy?
eBooks.com is a long-established, leading e-bookstore, with millions of members around the world. The company is a partner of all the major English language...
Ebook Engine from eBooks.com
In addition to selling millions of ebooks to millions of readers around the globe, since 2000 eBooks.com has provided fulfilment services to book publishers....
eBooks.com launches a completely new website
Well, that was a big project. We just launched a completely new version of the eBooks.com website. The new site is built on all-modern...
How to sell your ebooks on eBooks.com
Are you a self-published author or small publisher?
eBooks.com has relationships with thousands of publishers, representing over a million authors. Additionally we partner with specialist...
Should we sell your ebooks without DRM?
Should we sell your ebooks without DRM?"
We can sell your ebooks:
protected by Digital Rights Management technology (DRM),completely free of DRM ("normal" PDF and...
Class sets and bulk sales
Lets you create a batch of unique access links (vouchers), that you can sell to an instructor or organisation. Your customer then distributes...
Digital Comps, the hands-free way to manage requests for complimentary copies
Digital Comps is a very simple service that lets book publishers send (and track) secure complimentary copies of their ebooks to instructors, reviewers and...
![E-books, downloaded music and other digital products aren’t covered by Australian consumer law. [Shutterstock]](https://i0.wp.com/about.ebooks.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/file-20180220-116365-1tkqbl91.jpg?resize=324%2C160&ssl=1 "Australia’s consumer laws still don’t cover ebooks")
Australia’s consumer laws still don’t cover ebooks
Benjamin Hayward, Monash University
21 February 2018 Australia’s consumer laws aren’t adequately protecting Australians who buy digital products such as e-books and digital music. If...
