Showing how audiobooks affect literary culture, this book provides new insights into reader behaviour, effects of the audiobook boom, and business models for digital publishing and distribution.
Showing how audiobooks affect literary culture, this book provides new insights into reader behaviour, effects of the audiobook boom, and business models for digital publishing and distribution.
Karl Berglund is Assistant Professor of Literature at Uppsala University, Sweden.
Inhaltsangabe
List of figures List of tables Acknowledgements Introduction: Audiobook reading on digital display 1. Understanding book streaming services 2. Bestsellers and beststreamers: Genre reading 3. The re-emergence of the old: Backlist and frontlist reading 4. Voices leading the streams? Narrated reading 5. The reading hours of the day and night: Temporal reading 6. Repeaters, swappers and constant readers: Expanded reading Conclusion: Listen up to the reading data References Index
List of figures List of tables Acknowledgements Introduction: Audiobook reading on digital display 1. Understanding book streaming services 2. Bestsellers and beststreamers: Genre reading 3. The re-emergence of the old: Backlist and frontlist reading 4. Voices leading the streams? Narrated reading 5. The reading hours of the day and night: Temporal reading 6. Repeaters, swappers and constant readers: Expanded reading Conclusion: Listen up to the reading data References Index
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