abhijit mishra - Showcase Project

Our generation has witnessed many changes on the face of education in the past few decades. This generation is rapidly adapting simpler and smarter modes of learning like speech-sound / visual-image. Not only does this make learning easier, it creatively engages multiple points of human mind. Books, however are available in both print and digital medium, the later is certainly more sustainable. The book markets around the world are shaped by different factors, from the size of the population to the level of economic development. The main consumer market of ebooks today is the States; followed by China, Germany, Japan, UK and a number of European countries. The e book industry shows a healthy projection with a forecast to account for a quarter of global book sales by 2018. These are essential statistics for the students of tomorrow because not only would learning be feasible for them, they would be able to save loads of money on print books. Piracy is a robbery, often segueing into murder, one of the most frightening crimes in the world. Digital piracy is one of the least talked about topics in developing countries. Publishing, music, fashion and film industry; years of the industry’s collective effort goes down the drain once a copy of a book or film is made breaching the copy rights. The struggle to fight piracy is real and alarming. While many organisations make money off one’s intellectual property without compensating him/her for the effort, there is one company that has chosen the right road over the conventional one. Glossaread Technologies Pvt. Ltd helps publishers eliminate piracy by splitting books into chapters and provide it to readers at a cost less than a cup of tea, so much so that the price of the chapter is cheaper than photocopying it. The intent behind Glossaread essentially is to make learning more practical and delivery of education ethical. https://www.glossaread.com/booksede