DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/fv7fvk/the_amazon_kindle) has announced the addition of the "The Amazon Kindle 2013" report to their offering.
The Amazon Kindle Fire and Kindle Store are two of the most influential things affecting the industry.
Shouldn't you know more about both?
To that end, Simba is proud to present The Amazon Kindle Report 2013.
The same Simba Information analysis that correctly predicted the 2012 slowdown of e-book adoption (and the shift from e-reading devices to tablets) has been deployed to answer some pressing questions on Amazon Kindle Store users and Kindle Fire owners. Thanks to nationally representative consumer surveys conducted on a regular basis since 2009, Simba's qualifications to study Amazon's customers are second to none. How many books the Amazon customer buys, how much they spend, trends in E-Ink and Tablet owners, and demographic details are covered extensively in this report featuring more than 30 charts.
Key Topics Covered:
Chapter 1: Introduction
- Kindle and Kindle Owners Lending Library Use: Topline Results
Chapter 2: Demographics of Kindle/Kindle Store Users
- Demographics
- Gender
- Age Group
- Marital Status
- Children in Household
- Employment Status
- Educational Attainment
- Race/Ethnicity
- Urban vs. Suburban Locale
- Region
- By Household Income Bracket
Chapter 3: Kindle Fire Owners and Kindle Store Users: Key Data
- E-Book Usage Rates Among Smartphone/Tablet Owners
- Amazon Prime Membership
- App Usage 2013
- Money Spent on Apps 2013
- E-Books Read 2013
- E-Books Purchased 2013
- E-Books Acquired for Free 2013
- Money Spent on E-Books 2013
- E-Ink Kindle vs. Kindle Fire Users
- Cross-Channel E-Book Acquiring
- Kindle Fire/Kindle Store Users: Channels Used for Print Books
- Kindle Fire/Kindle Store Users: Children's/YA Print & Digital Books Habits
- Kindle Fire/Kindle Store Users: Opinions on Children's Reading Habits
- Kindle Fire/Apple iPad Owners: Opinions on Children and Tablets
- Kindle Fire/Kindle Store Users: Opinions on Children and Computer Use
Chapter 4: Forecasts and Conclusions
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/fv7fvk/the_amazon_kindle
