The electronic book - e-book, e-book reader, e-book commerce

The e-book converts readers to new cultural and technical complexes. The Internet and various access devices - such as mobile phones, notebooks, desktops, and of course the e-reader - place the logistics of knowledge and enjoyment in a complex virtual space. Bookshelves rarely become affected shelves, as digital stocks are readily available in an inexhaustible stock. The book outlines the technical and commercial structure of the e-book. It also counts the boundaries of the e-book: the audio and video book, the POD construction. It analyzes the digital book as a continuation of the printed book, not as a terminator. The author of the book is a computer librarian. He wrote his doctoral dissertation on the connections between electronic culture and online public service. He worked as a partner of large IT multis, and was a communications consultant to the largest Hungarian Internet companies. He regularly publishes in professional journals and theoretical journals.