Thread: How do your sales stack up with the various online book stores?
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Old 07-13-2012, 06:06 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by Lynx-lynx View Post
Wannabee are those sales results in the graph representative of world wide ebook sales?

I see you are in country NSW, and Sony doesn't sell into Australia directly, rather Sony directs users to Borders and Angus and Robertson's online sites - so are Australian figures represented in the graph?
Thanks for the reply LL. Those are all sales from those stores to wherever they sell. We have worldwide rights for all our e-book titles.
Amazon and iTunes' figures on the graph are combined. ie US, GB, CA, EU, AU. I'm not at work so I cant check right now, but from memory Sony's reporting doesnt show territory. I thought that was because they only sell to the US. Kobo has just started selling to Canada but I haven't seen the report differentiate.
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