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Came up with this scheme, and other professional books written by business leaders with much experience, management, business, a leading publisher of finance, mcGraw-Hill Professional. "Select: eChapters in an Instant" was created for business professionals who want to purchase single chapters of popular business manuals.

The collection contains over 750 chapters from selected books. And the Six Sigma, marketing, investing, specifically on topics related to business, the idea is to allow ebook reader owners the opportunity to purchase just single ebook chapters for their professional needs.

The information will be easily searchable. "Select: eChapters in an Instant" is aimed at those who want chunks of information contained in one chapter, although full ebooks and hard-copies will still be available for purchase.

So buying per chapter sounds a bit hypocritical, a definite perk of an ereader is the ability to search for text, additionally. And obviously it would be cheaper to purchase the entire book, buying per chapter can become costly. The motive is questionable, and although the publisher claims it is to help professionals with ease in searching information, most of the McGraw Hill Professional ebooks are priced about $30.00. Ebook chapter costs run from $6.95 to $9.95 which is ridiculously expensive. Nook and iPhone owners, and are available to Kindle, the chapters can be downloaded at mhprofessional.com/echapters.

Or call it a day after reading the first chapter of "A Clockwork Orange", it wouldn't make sense to only read Act 5 of a Shakespeare play. But hopefully publishers don't try this money-making ploy with other ebook genres, chapter-by-chapter buying does make sense to a point when we talk about business and reference books, granted.

And authors won't worry about their work being cut into tiny expensive pieces, or the new best seller sold in separate chapters, consumers won't see their favorite ebook, hopefully. The ebook niche is already headed into being an expensive past time with the publishers' new agency model. Is it a future trend for publishers to make more profit off the ebook market, while buying ebook chapters is now a viable option for business professionals?