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Experience the Future of Digital Textbook with KITABOO at FBF 2024 and Win an iPad Daily!
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Visit us at Frankfurt Book Fair KITABOO - The Digital Textbook Platform
FRANKFURT, Germany - Washingtoner -- KITABOO, one of the leading digital publishing platforms, is all set to reveal advanced technologies for the global digital publishing industry  from 16th – 20th October, 2024 at Frankfurter Buchmesse 2024 in Frankfurt, Germany. It's the meeting place for the global publishing industry and this year the focus is on "Read!ng".  Under the banner of "Read!ng," this year's book fair celebrates the diverse world of digital publishing while upholding its legacy as the global hub for literary rights.

Let us join together in discovering new perspectives for the future of the publishers. This year we will be showcasing cutting edge digital textbook publishing technologies at Hall 4.0, Booth # G69 from 16th-20th October, 2024. Witness the future of digital textbook publishing firsthand and enter our daily iPad giveaway! Visit our booth to scan and win an iPad daily. Don't miss your opportunity to win an iPad and explore KITABOO's groundbreaking technology!

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KITABOO is a global leader in digital textbook publishing for creating, publishing, and distributing DRM-protected textbooks across multiple platforms. With over 6 million users in 25+ countries, KITABOO empowers publishers to create engaging digital textbooks with interactive elements, multimedia, and more.

"KITABOO empowers global publishers to create engaging digital textbooks quickly and efficiently, enhancing interactive learning experiences for the students and teachers," says Vishal Dani, SVP and Head – Cloud Platforms & Technology, KITABOO.

About KITABOO

KITABOO is a leading SaaS platform for digital textbooks, empowering publishers to create, publish, and distribute interactive textbooks across multiple devices. Trusted by top publishers worldwide, KITABOO offers a wide range of advanced features and robust technologies.

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