You might have taken stringent measures to protect the integrity of you physical book. However, when your content enters the digital realm, it becomes highly prone to unauthorized use. Does this mean that you should stay away from circulating the digital versions of your content and leave a large sum of money on the table?
With more than 4 billion Internet users worldwide, the digital landscape is expanding its roots thereby paving way for a host of opportunities in the digital realm. Owning to its vast expanse, taking your content ‘digital’ involves its own set of challenges.
Digital revolution has led to a significant change in the reading habits of readers. By the end of 2018, eBooks sales are expected to account for a quarter of worldwide book sales (source:Statista).
Piracy and bootlegging is a huge concern in the digital publishing domain as it plays out as a potential revenue drain. With smarter technologies coming into picture, illegal distributors have also found out new back alleys to escape from, necessitating publishers to look for something more vigilant and protective. DRM is a promising way to protect your publications from unauthorized access and distribution, however it has to be effectively deployed, making choice of the most suitable options on avail. The use of DRM may have given rise to perceptions of a reduced audience reach, but it is something that can be easily fixed. DRM rather filters your publication to reach the right audiences.
Since the digital platform has taken over a significant portion of the publication industry, various books are being converted to digital formats on a daily basis. To cater to different sections of audiences, several platforms are being used for digital distribution. Also as an digital publishing firm it has to be a priority to safeguard publications from bootlegging and piracy. But before you decide to launch your digital publication, you need to take some key measures to ascertain that your launch goes as desired.
One of the fundamental purposes of children’s literature is to enhance kids creative perceptions and pave the pathway to their intellectual growth and knowledge. Being in the vanguard of upcoming technologies, the process of creating children’s literature has taken a multi-dimensional leap. Digital is the new children’s literature haven. To get the best value out of it, interactivity is an axiom to strictly conform to. Now let’s get to the million dollar question- how to use interactivity to open the floodgates of creativity and value to children’s literature? Here is some insight on how to accomplish it:
SunTec Digital, the digital publishing and content transformation wing of SunTec India, will be at the centre of the publishing universe in March at the Olympia for the London Book Fair.
The London Book Fair is the global marketplace for rights negotiation and the sale and distribution of content across print, audio, TV, film and digital channels, having just celebrated its 45-year anniversary in April, 2016.
Digital content is breaking all boundaries and is emerging as the preferred medium for both students and educators alike. Access to digital content has given students new learning environments, with engaging, interactive and multimedia rich content created in open source formats that can be accessed on any device from anywhere.
Digital storytelling is one of the most disruptive educational innovations that have been successful in engaging students in deep and meaningful learning. Digital storybooks are available in three different formats – eBooks, enhanced eBooks and apps. Now you might question – what makes these three formats different from one another?
Transforming a decade old Flash based learning module into an asset, based on HTML5 is no child’s play. Doing it wrong or failing to do it has its own consequences – the risk of losing great learning content and the rising cost of creating new content from scratch, both pose a serious challenge for the learning and development sector (L&D). In this post we throw light on Flash to HTML5 conversion and ways in which all conversion related issues can be tackled.
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