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- Ebook sales surpassed physical book sales on Amazon by 2011, just 4 years after Kindle's release in 2007. Self-published ebooks now claim a larger share of the ebook market than the big 5 publishers.
- For publishers to remain competitive, they must adapt their business model to focus on simplicity, convenience and accessibility like digital platforms provide, rather than the traditional physical publishing process. How publishers respond to this disruption will determine their survival.
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- The process is similar to traditional publishing but avoids printing and physical distribution. Content is distributed digitally and read on websites, apps, or by printing.
- Examples include blogging, e-books, digital journals, and academic publishing repositories. New models like mobile apps and podcasts are also discussed.
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2. E-Publishing Overview
It is broad term that includes variety of
E-publishing models.
It uses new technology to deliver books and
other content to readers
Because technology achieves publishing of
information to readers quickly and efficiently it
is causing major changes to publishing industry.
It will also impact the way we read offering new
hardware and software devices.
2
3. E-publishing product range
E-books,
Print on Demand
Digital Content
Wireless Publishing
Electronic Ink and Web publishing
CD ROM
Online News Papers
Online catalogue etc. etc.
3
4. E-publishing brief of few Products
E-Books
a) E-books are electronic versions of
books which are delivered to consumer
in digital formats.
a) The potential market of E-books (and
shorter length content) is very large
cont…
4
5. E-publishing brief of few Products cont..
PRINT ON DEMAND(POD)
a) POD is new method for printing books(and
other content) which allows books to be
printed one at a time or on demand.
b) The technology involves complex laser
printing systems and electronically
formatted text which the printer can read.
cont..
5
6. E-publishing brief of few Products cont..
DIGITAL CONTENT
a) Digital content generally refers to the
electronic delivery of fiction which is shorter
than book length, nonfiction, documents and
other written works of shorter length.
b) Publishers of digital content deliver shorter
sized works to the consumer via down-load to
hand held devices.
c) The market for this is being developed from
phones ,handhelds, even cloths ,is potentially
enormous market. Cont…
6
7. E-publishing brief of few Products cont..
ELECTRONIC INK
a) Electronic Ink is developing technology that
could have huge impact on media and
publishing industries.
b) Electronic Ink could be used to create news
papers or book that updates itself.The
technology could also be used on signboards
clothing Walls and Homes to allow content
to appear .
cont…
7
8. E-publishing brief of few Products cont..
E-MAIL PUBLISHING:
a) E-mail publishing or News letter publishing
is a popular choice among readers who
enjoy the ease of receiving news items
articles and short news letter in their email-
box.
b) Some businesses have even launched services
that do nothing but deliver newsletter to
consumers.
cont…
8
9. E-publishing brief of few Products cont..
WEBPUBLISHING
Web publishing is not a novel practice but it
continue to change and develop with the
introduction of New Programming
Language.
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10. Best Known Name in E-Publishing
What is a Kindle? | Digital Unite
A Kindle is a small hand-held electronic device
for reading books, which has been developed
by online retailer Amazon. Rather as you
download an iPod or MP3 player with music,
you download books (via wireless
technology) on to a Kindle and read them on
it.
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12. Who are involved in the Business
1. Publishers/Business man/Other Institutions
2. Technology firms
3. Authors
4. Third party Institutions(libraries)
5. Users(Consumers)
6. Financial Institutions
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13. E-PUBLISHING PROCESS
Manuscript sent by e-mail to publisher in a word
processor
If accepted, it is edited using “track changes” and sent to
reviewers by e-mail
Edited copy e-mailed to author for correction
Corrected file e-mailed to publisher in word
The electronic file is transferred to the printer in pdf
Internet version of the file is formatted to html or pdf
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14. Growth Analysis of E-Publication in International
Market
Example-E-Books published at Smashedwords
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50000
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150000
200000
250000
300000
350000
UNIT FOR
COMPARISION
SALES
16. E-Publishers small list
1. Amazon kindle Direct Publishing(KDP)
2. Smash words
3. Book Baby
4. Barnes&Noble’s Pudlt
5. Lulu
6. Booktango
7. iBook Author
8. Scribd
9. Insum etc. etc…
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17. Global Market India -SWOT
STRENGTH
-Emerging Market Advantages
India Brand
-Multinational Alliances
-Balanced Risks
WEAKNESS
-Governance and Bureaucracy
-Unpredictable Infrastructure
-Cultural/linguistic differences
OPPORTUNITIES
-Cost and Revenue
-Lower salary
-New Market
-Time & DistributingWork 24*7
-Resources& Pool world wide available
THREATS
-Emerging Players
-Unable to resolve differences
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18. Brief indication of STAFF REQUIRED
Graphic Designer
Web master
Web Designer
Data entry Operators
Editor
• Copy writer
• Language Editing
• Technical Editing
cont..
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19. Brief indication of STAFF REQUIRED
Production Head
Proof reader
Quality Controler
Scanner
Imaging experts
Copy editors
Conversion specialist
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20. PROJECT COST
Project cost will depend upon the Range of
the product decided, type of the market
chosen and marketing technique opted.
Working capital will play a major role due to
capital cost involved.
Institutions with available infrastructure will
definitely be in a sound position for choosing
this project.
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