Publishing Perspectives - Digital Islam: Tunisian Start-up Targets Muslims with E-books

Digital Islam: Tunisian Start-up Targets Muslims with E-books Tunisia’s ISLAMeBooks, one of several new digital start-ups in the Arab world, is looking to help explain Islamic practice and theology to a wider readership. Read more »
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Do School Textbooks Shape National Attitudes? Yes, says Study A new study conducted in Germany looked at textbooks from 160 countries found an alarming number of instances of idealogical indoctrination and falsehoods. Read more »
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Egypt's BookBake: E-publishing for Arabic (and Everyone Else) Cairo's BookBake offers an intuitive and easy e-publishing solution that exports enhanced PDFs, apps and more, aimed not just at Arabic users, but everyone. Read more »