1. E-book Trends and Technology: Adapting and Winning Andrew Weinstein, VP & GM, Digital Retail Solutions

2. A Series of Short Stories IngramContent IngramContent

4. Hardware Story

5. 14% of U.S. online consumers intend to buy some type of tablet computer in the next 12 months; 11% a dedicated e-Reader Forrester Research Survey 5.9 million US adults own an e-Reader vs. 2.1 million surveyed a year earlier Gfk MRI

6. 8.5 million iPads expected in 2010 (88% share) 20 million expected in 2011 30 million expected in 2012 (74% share) eMarketer 18,000 Nook Color devices produced each and everyday Len Riggio

7. Que Reader Pro Cancelled by PlasticLogic SF Gate Copia Book Retail Social Network Goes Live; Devices Cancelled Publishers Weekly

9. App Story

10. Apple’s iOS mobile operating system is now the third-most popular platform on the Internet Computer World “We think we are ahead of everybody.” Steve Jobs In just 2 years, Google’s Android smart phone platform went from zero to 300,000 handsets sold per day Information Week

12. Cloud Story

13. Successful clouds

15. Content Sales Story

16. Kindle e-books (now) selling more than hardcovers; 9-12 months (from now) until more than paperback Sam Feldman, Forbes.com Amazon customers buy 3.3 times as many books after buying a Kindle Wall Street Journal

17. Stieg Larsson first writer to sell 1 million Kindle books PC World

18. Doubleday says e-book sales were about one third of week one hardcover sales…or around 70,000

19. Through October 2010, e-book sales are up 171% to $345 million AAP “Within the fiscal year, worldwide digital sales will exceed $100 million” Random House P&T E-book sales increased in Q2 to $6 million (5% of total sales) Wiley

20. Ingram’s Mission Helping content reach its destination

21. Global Story

22. iPad available in 35 countries (PadGadget) Amazon Kindle sells out ahead of UK launch Cnet UK

23. The plot thickens

25. Tomorrow’s story “…predicting growth in e-book sales to 25% of all new "straight-text, narrative books" in 2-1/2 years.” Mike Shatzkin, CEO of the Idea Logical Company Social media continues to attract a range of readers—69% of book buyers engage in some kind of social networking—and book buying influences come increasingly online. “I have seen more change in the last year in publishing than I did in the previous 29.” Bruce Shaw, Harvard Common Press

26. How does the story end? Hardware Apps Cloud Content Sales International

27. The story continues… www.ingramcontent.com IngramContent IngramContent