‘Digital Books’ presents a comprehensive exploration of how technology has fundamentally transformed the publishing landscape, from the creation and distribution of content to how we consume written material in the digital age. This thorough examination traces the evolution from early e-book experiments in the 1970s to today’s sophisticated digital publishing ecosystem, offering insights into both technical infrastructure and cultural impact.
The book systematically unpacks this digital transformation through three main sections: Technical Foundations, User Experience, and Industry Impact. It delves into crucial aspects like EPUB formats, digital rights management, and content digitization while maintaining accessibility for both technical and non-technical readers. Through practical examples and real-world applications, readers gain understanding of complex concepts like metadata standards, interface design, and publishing workflows.
What sets this book apart is its interdisciplinary approach, connecting computer science, cognitive psychology, and business perspectives to provide a complete picture of the digital book ecosystem. It serves as both a practical guide and theoretical framework for publishing professionals, content developers, and educators, incorporating research-backed insights from major publishers and digital platforms. The book addresses contemporary challenges in digital publishing while maintaining focus on fundamental principles that transcend rapid technological change.
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