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Are eBook Apps, HTML5 or ePub3 the Future of Digital Publishing?

Posted at 8:22AM Tuesday 26 Feb 2013

Digital Publishing is one of the fastest growing segments and most major publishers are now a significant portion of their total revenues stem from it. Publishers cannot decide on what the future of publishing will entail. There are three main aspects that the vast majority of companies employing for their strategy. We are seeing strong growth with dedicated e-Reading apps, HTML5, and ePub3/ePub2 as the main factors for content delivery.

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