Evan R Schnittman

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  While mobile phones are good for quick access to reading material, their backlighted screens are ,terrible for long-form reading,, said Evan Schnittman, vice president for global business development at Oxford University Press. ,It hurts the eyes.

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  Apple is consciously skipping the e-book market, said Evan R. Schnittman, vice president for business development and rights at Oxford University Press.

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  By Evan Schnittman
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  Evan Schnittman is OUP's Vice President of Business Development and Rights for the Academic and USA Divisions.His career in publishing spans nearly 20 years and includes positions as varied as Executive Vice President at The Princeton Review and Professor at New York University's Center for Publishing.He lives in New Jersey with his wife and two children.

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  Mr. Evan SchnittmanEVP , Review.com Division
  
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  Evan Schnittman , Executive Vice President , Review.com division , joined us in 1996.Since 1998 , Mr. Schnittman has served as Executive Vice President , Review.com division.From 1996 to 1998 , Mr. Schnittman was Editor-in-Chief , responsible for our editorial and production departments.Before joining us , Mr. Schnittman was a Senior Editor at Little , Brown & Company from 1993 to 1996.Mr. Schnittman received a BA from the University of Iowa.
  
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  Below Evan Schnittman, OUP's Vice President of Business Development and Rights for the Academic and USA Divisions, responds to William MacNamara's Financial Times article on digitizing books.
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  A similar article also appeared in The Telegraph. (Full Disclosure: Evan is a member of Google's Publisher Advisory Board.
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  Evan Schnittman responds to William MacNamara's Financial Times article on digitizing books.

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  "Ingram's leadership in the publishing industry makes them a natural fit for helping both publishers and consumers, providing the technology platform and business strategies to deliver flexible access to digital content," said Evan Schnittman, Vice President of Business Development for Oxford University Press.

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  Published on: 9/23/2008    Last Visited: 10/5/2008  

  "We are pleased to have our books available on DailyLit.com" said Evan Schnittman, Vice President of Business Development at Oxford University Press.

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  "Apple is consciously skipping the e-book market," said Evan Schnittman, vice president for business development and rights at Oxford University Press.

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  "Apple is consciously skipping the e-book market," said Evan R. Schnittman, vice president for business development and rights at Oxford University Press.

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  Evan Schnittman of Oxford University Press has a fascinating blog post Looks Like a Million To Me: How I Realized that Amazon's Kindle and Sony's E-Reader Were Exceeding Sales Estimates, which calculates the combined number of Sony Reader and Kindle units out there to be a million by the end of 2008:
  
  Amazon and Sony both use the 6-inch electrophoretic display (EPD), also known as an e-ink screen.
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  Schnittman then goes on to provide some ebook industry sales estimates based on the figures released by Jeff Bezos at D and BEA, namely that of the 125,000 titles available both in print and on the Kindle, 6% of unit sales were for Kindle titles.

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