Publishers across the continent are increasingly targeting readers with mobile phone apps and other technologies that are far cheaper than either e-readers or traditional books.
New technology and new thinking are helping African literature leapfrog the high costs of traditional publishing and reach new readers across the continent.
As e-readers boom in popularity in the West, African publishers are stretching their reach with the help of a device millions already have in their pockets: their cellphones (…)
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Published in the Christian Science Monitor, May 9, 2013.