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Amazon launches a free Kindle textbook creator

Posted on January 22, 2015 by Alexander Szewczak

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Amazon has launched Kindle Textbook Creator (beta), making it easy for anyone to create electronic textbooks from PDF files and publish them with interactive ebook features. This could be very disruptive for the textbook industry, if enough academics decide to self-publish.

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