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The Benefits and Challenges of the Adoption of Digital Publishing by Print Publishers in Nigeria: A Review

Faustina C. Haco-Obasi and Scholastica A.J. Chukwu
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Faustina C. Haco-Obasi: The Library, Federal University of Technology, Owerri, Nigeria
Scholastica A.J. Chukwu: The Library, Federal University of Technology, Owerri, Nigeria

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science, 2021, vol. 5, issue 5, 106-110

Abstract: The integration of digital technology in book publishing has positive implications and benefits that far outweigh whatever fears and disadvantages that print publishers associate it with. Also, the fact that contemporary information users are largely making use of digital resources is glaring and cannot be disputed. Digital publishing improves book publishing process from the initial stage of text creation to the final stage of distribution and access by readers. Regardless of these benefits, partial or wholesome transition to digital publishing among Nigerian book publishers is hazy. This article is a review of digital publishing in Nigeria; its adoption, benefits and challenges as well as the way forward for indigenous publishers in Nigeria.

Date: 2021
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