Nakladništvo i distribucija elektroničke knjige

Lukavečki, Petra. (2016). Nakladništvo i distribucija elektroničke knjige. BSc thesis. Filozofski fakultet u Zagrebu, Department of Information Science
Department of Information Science > Chair of librarianship. [mentor Hebrang Grgić, Ivana].

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Abstract

Today, as we stepped well in the 21. century, electronic book and other related electronic publications, as well as the media (internet) by which we read and observe given content became a part of human everyday. Electronic book, in its core, deeply encourages thought about her analog and traditional format, but the sole definition of herself as the relatively new product bears much issues about her growth, development and future appearance, about her content and usability in upcoming years.The means of protection of electronic book could indicate her death or her rebirth(as a format), as well as the source of user frustrations and revolt or new educational and cultural renaissance, where the broadly available public knowledge and computer literacy could enable building of functional and educated society. Trough domains of electronic publishing,we observe obstacles and issues which are imposed on foreign and native book market, as well as the market of related electronic publications. The channels which bring closer the publishers, retailers and distributors to the customers are described as distribution channels, by which in the work , are depicted different methods of content delivery from the primary source to the end user. Issues brough in the paper are issues of all electronic publications, but explained from viewpoint of electronic book.Some of the issues are content piracy, hyperproduction of content and credibility of works available in public domain as common goods.

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