E-publishing versus paper publishing презентация

Content
Introduction
Advantages and disadvantages of traditional publishing
Advantages and disadvantages of electronic publishing
Publication history
Conclusion
Web-links with useful information

Introduction
It is a brave person who can claim to talk with assurance about the future of anything, since the future is fundamentally unknowable, and to talk about the information future in any of its aspects, given the speed of change and the novelty of successive technological developments, is even more foolhardy. Nor does the history of forecasting in the world of books give any cause to be optimistic that we can be any more certain today than in the past: the "death of the book" has been forecast on numerous occasions, from the time of mass radio broadcasting, through the introduction of television, to the rise of the computer and the development of the Internet and the World Wide Web.

Advantages and disadvantages of traditional publication
advantages
disadvantages
Individuality
Simplicity of perception
More emotion when reading
Paper books in themselves cause more pleasant emotions
Paper books are heavy.
They take up a lot of space.
The production of paper books requires wood.
Sometimes hard to buy a paper book
If a friend asked to read a paper book, it can go away forever.

Advantages and disadvantages of electronic publishing
advantages
disadvantages
Environmental friendliness
Unlimited choice
Custom text display
transportability
Ability to quickly restore content
Full text search capability
No lighting required
Less resistance to external influences
Price
The unnaturalness of sensations compared to a regular book
Battery Dependence

Publication history
Publication became possible with the invention of writing, and became more practical with the introduction of printing.
Around 1045, Chinese inventor Bi Sheng made faience products of a movable type, but there are no surviving examples of his work.
Early printed books, single sheets, and images created before 1501 in Europe are known as incapacitated or incunabula.
The history of modern newspaper publications began in Germany in 1609, after which magazines appeared in 1663.
Since its inception, the World Wide Web has contributed to the technological convergence of commercial and self-published content, as well as the convergence of publishing and production to online production through the development of multimedia content.

Conclusion
Most of all I like paper books. Nothing can replace the smell of a fresh cover, the rustle of new pages. This is an unforgettable feeling when you first pick up a book from the shelf of a bookstore.
Of course, today you must read e-books. They are more convenient and practical, but I believe that, for example, fiction should always be read on paper. Firstly, you can always stop, think, leave notes or pencil drawings on the fields for the memory of posterity :) And secondly, I am convinced that the charm of each particular book can be felt until the end when you hold it in your hands, After all experience, she becomes somehow closer, more familiar and more emotional. This is not just an abstract book, it is part of your life.
But the electronic reader is very convenient for work and travel. It is lightweight and unpretentious.