Exploring the Intersection of Technology and Literature: How Digital Platforms are Reshaping the Publishing Industry

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Abstract
The digital age has profoundly reshaped the publishing industry, particularly through the rise of e-books, self-publishing platforms, and artificial intelligence (AI). This paper examines how digital platforms have democratized publishing, enabling independent authors to bypass traditional intermediaries and reach broader audiences. It explores the disruptive effects of AI technologies, including automated content creation, content curation, and the growing reliance on data-driven insights. While these advancements offer enhanced efficiency and accessibility, they also introduce significant challenges related to content oversupply, market fragmentation, and issues of intellectual property and piracy. The paper also addresses the ethical implications of AI in publishing, particularly concerning authorship, originality, and the legal aspects of data scraping and copyright infringement. Through an analysis of current trends, this study provides a comprehensive overview of how digital technologies are reshaping the publishing landscape and what this means for the future of literature.
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Authors Ahsan Raza;
Journal Journal of Social Impact Studies
Year 2025
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52
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https://socialimpactstudies.com/index.php/journal/article/view/52
Keywords
Digital Platforms publishing industry e-books self-publishing artificial intelligence content curation intellectual property

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