Not exact matches
«When Amazon
developed Kindle, its popular
eBook reading device, it needed an
eBook standard for Kindle.
Amazon's recent launch of its own eReader hardware, the Kindle, has led to some questioning about the long term plans for its Mobipocket initiative but in spite of that, the format is well
developed, based on some widely used
standards, and has a slick (free)
ebook production tool.
«We're
developing new tools based on EPUB and HTML5 open
standards that will help teachers deeply integrate
eBooks into the curriculum and empower school librarians to make targeted collection - development decisions.»
IDPF
developed the EPUB
standard used globally for accessible
ebooks and digital publications.
Next to zero participation in
developing ebook format and
ebook - related
standards, mostly letting tech - oriented companies run rampant with no consideration to production or distribution costs.
The
Standard Ebooks project applies a rigorous and modern typography manual when developing each and every ebook to ensure they meet a professional - grade and consistent typographical s
Standard Ebooks project applies a rigorous and modern typography manual when
developing each and every
ebook to ensure they meet a professional - grade and consistent typographical
standardstandard.
As Apple and Amazon
developed fixed - layout
ebooks in the early 2010s, the IDPF knew they had to create a
standard, to avoid fragmenting the marketplace.
When major publishers came together to fix the prices of
ebooks to
develop a
standard of pricing, the European Commission and Justice Department smote them for collusion.
That
ebook was the first such title
developed with Apple to use the ePub
standard while still incorporating all of the interactivity features that the children's
ebook publisher is well - known for.
Kindle Format 8 is really the new
ebook standard that Aamazon has
developed that allows publishers, authors and artists to
develop content exclusively for the Kindle Fire and soon e-ink readers.
While new software for eReading devices is being
developed, BB
eBooks will continue to focus on the EPUB 2.0.1
standard.
This struck a chord with me as the coming year promises to be a new beginning for our community which came together in 1999 as the Open
EBook Forum (OEBF) to
develop open
standards for digital books, reinvented itself in 2005 with a broader remit when it became the International Digital Publishing Forum (IDPF), and then found mainstream success with the development of the key EPUB
standard.
However, it might make sense to
develop a
standard reflowable
eBook for most retailers while taking a more interactive approach with an iBooks Author file.
Dave Cramer is a Content Workflow Specialist at Hachette Book Group, where he
develops standards, workflows, and tools for both print and
eBook production.
The ePub format was
developed as an industry - wide
standard for
eBooks.
We
developed this
eBook as a
standard ePub and as a fixed layout ePub.
Apple
developed a solution for children's
eBooks not long after the iPad was released, adding some functionality that allows a
standard ePub2 file to be displayed in a fixed layout.