Open e-books: The changing paradigm

This report discusses the evolution of e-books, their impact on scholarship, and their potential future in the publishing industry.

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Quick Facts
Report location: source
Language: English
Publisher:

International Journal Of Library And Information Science Vol. 1(1) Pp. 006-011

Authors: A. S. Rai, K. Nikam
Geographic focus: Global

Methods

The research method involved a literature review of existing sources on e-books, their history, current market trends, technological developments, and the legal aspects of e-book licensing and copyright. The authors also analyzed the potential future impact of e-books on readership and scholarship.

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Key Insights

The report examines the transition from traditional printed books to e-books and open e-books, exploring their impact on scholarship, publishing, and future technologies. It delves into the origins of e-books, their advantages and disadvantages, the role of licensing agreements, and the potential for e-books to transform the educational landscape and publishing industry. The report also considers the implications of e-books on access to information and the preservation of content.

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