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Rebind, an innovative publishing platform, is bringing a modern twist to classic literature by integrating AI-powered context and conversations.
The Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) has introduced The Banned Book Club, a new initiative designed to combat the rise in book bans in schools and public libraries across the US.
While the book economy continues to grow, bookshops must re-invent themselves to remain relevant – but they’re not going anywhere.
London – Start-up Lost My Name is using the power of data to create a new generation of personalised books.
Video games as film? Certainly. Video games as art? Maybe. Video games as literature? The idea seems ridiculous. Yet that is what Swedish design studio Simogo has created with Device 6, its 1960s-style literary thriller for the iPad and iPhone.
Chew on this: NFC gum machine dispenses apps
Japanese shelve books and scan for more room
E-books Kindle children’s interest in reading
Self-publishing authors can spread the word
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