On Establishing a Global Licensing Platform for Books

On Establishing a Global Licensing Platform for Books UK company IPR License has built a new platform that promises exploit dormant content via an easy-to-use system for rights holders and buyers to trade globally. Read more »
Discussion:
Why Isn't More Book Content Licensed? Easy, No Brand There is a simple reason just don't see that much book content transformed into new formats and platforms: books with big enough brands to license are rare. Read more »
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