Visual Editions emphasizes physical books over digital formats
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Updated Jan 1
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What happened
Visual Editions is publishing titles that emphasize physical elements rather than digital counterparts in its coverage. The publisher has established a reputation for releasing niche editions that exploit the visual and physical benefits of books over digital versions. For example, Marc Saporta’s loose-leaf Composition No. 1 was published as a physical book and also as an iPad app.
From eyemagazine.com
Why it matters
The publisher's strategy suggests that focusing on the physical aspects of books may be the only viable future for print publishing. This trend relates to how consumers interact with and purchase media.
From eyemagazine.com
Who's involved
- EyeBritish graphic design magazine
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British graphic design magazine
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