Condition refers to the state or condition of a book; an imperfection caused by scratching, gouging, or breaking off small portions of its dust jacket, pages, or back strip.
Chips are small pieces of silicon which contain integrated circuits and other electronic components. Chips can be found in many electronic devices including computers, cell phones, and digital cameras.
In publishing, a chip is a small, thin sheet of paper with information about a book such as its title, author and publisher printed onto it and placed inside its dust jacket.
Chip’s impact in regards to books and publishing cannot be overstated. Chip is an integral component of book production and distribution processes – from printing through distribution, publishers use their products and services from Chip in order to get books into readers hands.
Chip is also an industry leader when it comes to digital book publishing, offering readers one of the most widely popular e-reader devices: Kindle Direct Publishing platform makes self-publishing books simple for authors aiming at reaching global markets.
Chip’s technologies enable publishers to reach new audiences while also providing books in innovative new forms, helping create the future of publishing.
Chip may be small in terms of revenue but is making big waves in book publishing industry with its innovative production and distribution approach to book production, changing how books are created and sold and providing many authors and readers with more opportunities for them. Chip proves there’s still room for fresh players like them in book business as they publish books in novel ways that stand out among competitors.