The Edinburgh-based publisher [Canongate] has revealed plans to digitise its entire back catalogue, making its 450 titles available as downloadable e-books by the end of the year. And in a similar style to films coming with extra features when released on DVD, Canongate plans add-ons for anyone who buys an e-book...
"We're doing some really cool stuff that will turn some heads and break ground in the area of e-books," said Jamie Byng, the managing director. "We are using the medium, not just replicating content. That's where the real opportunities lie."
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Canongate goes digital
From The Sunday Herald:
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