Eknjige

eknjige is a term that refers to electronic books, commonly known as ebooks. These are digital versions of printed books that can be read on electronic devices such as e-readers, tablets, smartphones, and computers. Eknjige offer several advantages over traditional print books, including portability, convenience, and accessibility. A single e-reader device can store thousands of books, making it easy for readers to carry their entire library with them.

The development of eknjige has been facilitated by advancements in digital technology and the widespread adoption of e-reading devices. Digital rights management (DRM) is often employed to protect the copyright of eknjige, though this can sometimes limit how users can access and share them. Various file formats exist for eknjige, with EPUB and MOBI being among the most popular. Many online retailers and platforms offer a vast selection of eknjige across different genres, from fiction and non-fiction to academic texts and rare publications. The shift towards eknjige has also impacted the publishing industry, with many authors and publishers now offering their works in both print and digital formats.