Kdo je kdo v digitálním věku?

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K vydání vlastní knihy dnes nepotřebujete ani nakladatelství, ani složité vydavatelské znalosti. Technologie jsou tak jednoduché, že svůj obsah může v tištěné i elektronické podobě vydat úplně každý sám. Na konkrétním příkladu knihy České nesvědomí a eseje Mediální revoluce uvidíte podrobný návod, jak jednoduše vydat vlastní knihu a e-knihu, co všechno je k tomu potřeba, na co nezapomenout a jestli vám za to v dnešní době někdo zaplatí. Můžete začít přemýšlet nad tím, co vydáte vy sami.

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