Data brief on the status of the book in cyberspace
Without a tree being cut down, books are leafed through; without the obsession with keeping book pages intact coming over us, books stay new and smooth; and while we no longer experience the worry of moving our books from this house to that house and the delight of arranging them in the library and on shelves, we still read books. But how? The answer is simple; electronic and digital books arrived long ago.The book industry in recent years has kept pace well with technological changes and transformations and has been able to adapt to them. Today many of us have become customers of e-books and have the experience of reading electronic versions of books. Given that reading and studying in cyberspace is recognized as a cultural habit and in many countries, including our country Iran, has flourished and been well received. The data brief report on the status of the book in cyberspace, with a data-driven approach, has reviewed the trends and statistics of this field.
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Machine-translated from Persian by Namafar; the Persian original is authoritative. Read the original in Persian