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Edtech Desi Scholar Why not create a Pearson like high quality textbooks for the vernacular population of our country? Create a digital library and app for highquality text books and academic books in vernacular languages. The books will be for s

Digital Library for Indian Vernacular Language Books * Browse from the collection * Browse/ filter based on genre or title * Get the digital library subscription by paying online * Add 25 -50 books per month to your shelf based on your subscript

I accidentally kicked my Kindle today, should I show it the same respect I do to my physical books?

The biggest use-case of Kindle is to read adult and romance content In 2023, Amazon sold close to 475M e-books, e book hold 67% of the entire book market. The biggest usecase of Kindle is to read romance and adult content, 46% of their global sal

ONDC will now onboard media platforms. This will be a huge billion dollar opportunity to see the next media giants emerge from vernacular India. There are loads of media giants and magazine publishers like Vogue, AD, Conde Nast Traveller etc. But the

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Spotify and ElevenLabs Are Transforming the Audiobook Industry with AI Spotify has partnered with ElevenLabs, a leading AI voice technology company, to make audiobook creation faster and more accessible. Now, authors can convert their text into audi

I have an idea for bookworms. One application helps many reader to read as many books though other reader suggestions. On application user can create community or chatting. There are some categories like friction, non-fiction, technology, history,

📚✨ Happy World Book Day! 🌍📖 Today, we celebrate the incredible power of books to inspire, educate, and transform lives around the globe. Whether it's diving into a captivating novel, exploring the depths of non-fiction, or immersing ourselves in

Any Kindle Readers here? Anyone here made a switch to Kobo Reader? And if you are an author, where do you think is the ideal way to buy books? eBooks, or physical ones from Amazon, Crossword, or local book stores?