mediaIDEAS (www.mediaideas.net), a global research and advisory firm, has published the findings of its research into the growth and value of the US market for paid content on an e-paper e-reader. According to the report, at the end of 2014, the US user base of e-readers will have grown aggressively to nearly 45 million, and the market for all categories of content sold for these devices will have increased to approximately $10.86 billion. And, by 2020, this e-reader content market will have risen to more than $33 billion.
At the end of 2014, the US market for all categories of content sold for these devices will have increased to approximately $10.86 billion.
New York and London (PRWEB) May 6, 2010 -- mediaIDEAS (www.mediaideas.net), a global research and advisory firm, has published the findings of its research into the growth and value of the US market for paid content on an e-paper e-reader.
“Over the next 10 years, the market for all types of published content that is designed to be read on an e-paper e-reader will grow substantially” said mediaIDEAS Senior Analyst Nick Hampshire. “As e-reader technology develops, this content market will move from one currently centered around books to one that encompasses all types of published content.”
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For further details and inquiries or to sample some of the mediaIDEAS research, please visit www.mediaideas.net or contact Adam Rosenberg (+1 (347) 404 5544 in the United States or +44 (0) 20 8144 1804 in Europe).
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