PLATFORMS IN ELECTRONIC PUBLISHING: USER HABITS AND SUSTAINABILITY OF DIGITAL PUBLISHING
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The idea of converting printed publications into digital publications is a long-term form of initiative. Whether it is legal or illegal, most of the noteworthy publications are digitally available and sold digitally. With the effect of emerging market trends, there are strict and new retailer constraints. As a result, it is possible to predict further changes in e-publishing habits. In addition, e-reading habits of consumers are changing at an unprecedented rate. In the light of all these, the purpose of this study is to examine the latest status of e-publishing platforms and to examine how digital publications can be sustainable in the future. Keywords: E-Publishing, digital publishing, publishing platforms, sustainability
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The idea of converting printed publications into digital publications is a long-term form of initiative. Whether it is legal or illegal, most of the noteworthy publications are digitally available and sold digitally. With the effect of emerging market trends, there are strict and new retailer constraints. As a result, it is possible to predict further changes in e-publishing habits. In addition, e-reading habits of consumers are changing at an unprecedented rate. In the light of all these, the purpose of this study is to examine the latest status of e-publishing platforms and to examine how digital publications can be sustainable in the future. Keywords: E-Publishing, digital publishing, publishing platforms, sustainability
Key concepts: Publishing, Electronic publishing, Sustainability, Reading (process), World Wide Web, Computer science, Business, Advertising