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Tecnologías útiles para el consumidor pero con riesgo para las industrias de contenidos. El caso del libro electrónico

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Sep 2014 English Publisher:Universidade de Santiago de CompostelaJournal:Revista Galega de Economía (issn: 1132-2799, Copyright policy )

Tecnologías útiles para el consumidor pero con riesgo para las industrias de contenidos. El caso del libro electrónico

Abstract

El presente trabajo analiza las actitudes de los consumidores hacia eBooks y eReaders, así como el comportamiento de uso, a fin de conocer los riesgos reales que amenazan a la industria del libro. Los resultados revelan que el precio de los dispositivos y de los libros, junto a la falta de variedad de publicaciones son los principales inhibidores para la compra. Además, las preferencias en cuanto al precio y la tendencia a la piratería dibujan un futuro incierto para esta industria.

Keywords

HB1-3840, HD72-88, Economic theory. Demography, Economic growth, development, planning

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