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1 Source: Book Industry Trends 1993 (New York: Book Industry Study Group, 1993), pp. 3-28 through 3-30; Book Industry Trends 1995 (New York: Booklndustry Study Group, 1995), p. 3-28; Book Industry Trends 2003 (New York: Book Industry Study Group, 2003), p. 241. *Indicates BISG estimate. S. 40 Source: Book Industry Trends 1994 (New York: Book Industry Study Group, 1994), pp. 3-3 through 3-30; Booklndustry Trends 1995 (New York: Book Industry Study Group, 1995), p. 3-28; Book Industry Trends 2003 (New York: Book Industry Study Group, 2003), p.

43 THE CHANNELS OF DISTRIBUTION Sales to Wholesalers and Jobbers One of the most important channels is the invisible but highly significant whole­ salers and jobbers niche (supplying titles to general retailers, colleges, libraries and institutions, schools). 35%). 7 million in 2002 because of some seismic shifts and consolidations in the independent dis­ tributor sector. 3. CASE STUDY: THE CHANGING LIBRARY MARKET FOR BOOKS Libraries comprise a significant but declining niche for book sales. A review of the six sales categories tracked by BISG indicated that libraries and institutions generate consistently the highest average dollars-per-book unit.

If this trend continues unabated, and it appears it will for the foreseeable fu­ ture (through 2006 and possibly 2010), online journals will grow in importance, di­ minishing the importance of print journals and depriving publishers of needed revenues because online subscription fees are lower than print subscription fees. " This approach provides a librarian with a plethora of intriguing options. A survey could be undertaken to ascertain the most frequently used serials and those that merely attract dust.

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