What's going to happen when authors analyze the terms being offered by Perseus's new Argo Navis? It has been positioned as sounding like Amazon's KDP program ("Argo Navis offers these authors a 70/30 revenue split") and the NYT obligingly declares it "a favorable revenue split that is unusual in the…
When Authors Run the Numbers on Argo Navis Proceeds
by Michael Cader on October 3, 2011 in Direct publishing, Distribution, eNews
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