Publishers waiting 120 to 240 days to get paid for a book you published months ago is not a business model; it is a financial hostage situation. For decades, publishers have surrendered up to 80% of their digital and physical distribution revenues to centralized platforms. In exchange, these monopolies...
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For decades, the global publishing industry has operated on a complex paradox. While digitalization promised to make books universally accessible, it simultaneously weakened the very concept of ownership. Today, when a reader anywhere in the world “buys” an eBook on a centralized platform, they are not acquiring a tangible...
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The Tragic Paradox of Literary Genius The global publishing industry is a behemoth approaching a valuation of $200 billion, yet it remains haunted by a centuries-old tragedy: the “starving artist”. We live in an era where the works of great authors generate billions in posthumous revenue, while the creators...
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Do you really own the digital book you read? When you purchase a digital book, we rarely question what that actually means. You make a payment, the book appears in your library, and it feels like the matter is settled. But this sense of comfort is often based on...
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