XML and e-book conversion services provider Jouve Group, France, has announced that it is exhibiting at the ongoing London Book Fair, April 11-13, 2011, at stand W600- Digital Zone. The company is demonstrating to publishers how to convert, enrich and distribute their content in all digital and print formats. With more than 100,000 eBooks produced in 2010, mainly for the American market, Jouve also partners Sony, Barnes & Noble, the Hachette group in Europe and the United States, Penguin, Wiley and Apple.
Jouve claims to offer a high-performance digital conversion process that's personalised and 100 percent compliant with Apple specifications. It now offers publishers an easy way to directly convert their catalogue to standard or enhanced eBooks for the iBookstore. The iBookstore is included with the free iBooks app available for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch.
The company recently organised a worldwide publishing event in Paris. More than 120 presidents and CEOs, from Europe, North America and Asia, representing more than 12 nationalities, met to network, reflect and share the collective intelligence at the top of the publishing industry. Topics discussed included - 'how to design and market new digital products', 'how to change the model', and 'new challenges and best practices in digital publishing'. Speakers from major international publishing houses exchanged views on a variety of subjects including digital solutions for higher education, the role of social media in publishing, and the use of multimedia and gaming.
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