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Six centuries ago, Gutenberg invented the printing press and launched a publishing revolution across the world. Affordable books turned people into ‘readers’. Presently, in the early twenty-first century, publishers across the world are going out of business, slowly closing their doors due to little demand for paper-based literary products from avid readers. Is it possible […]

Six centuries ago, Gutenberg invented the printing press and launched a publishing revolution across the world. Affordable books turned people into ‘readers’. Presently, in the early twenty-first century, publishers across the world are going out of business, slowly closing their doors due to little demand for paper-based literary products from avid readers. Is it possible

Six centuries ago, Gutenberg invented the printing press and launched a publishing revolution across the world. Affordable books turned people into ‘readers’. Presently, in the early twenty-first century, publishers across the world are going out of business, slowly closing their doors due to little demand for paper-based literary products from avid readers. Is it possible