The Global E-book subscription service The industry report gives a comprehensive account of the global e-book subscription services market. Details such as market size, key players, segmentation, SWOT analysis, most influential trends and business environment are mentioned in this report. Additionally, this report contains tables and figures that give a clear outlook of the eBook Subscription Service market. We published this report this month to give a clear picture of the market. This report is highly recommended by our expert.

Vendor landscape and profiling:

24symbols, hoopla, Bookmate, Amazon, Harlequin, BookBub, Kobo Plus, Forgotten Books, Epic Creations Inc., iconology, Project Gutenberg, Macmillan, Riot New Media Group, Playster, NARRATIVE MUSE, Scribd, OverDrive

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The report presents up-to-date data on product details, revenue figures and sales of major companies. In addition, the details also give the global eBook Subscription Service market revenue and its forecast. Also included are business model strategies of leading companies in the E-Book Subscription Service market. The key strengths, weaknesses and threats shaping the major market players have also been included in this research report.

Market segmentation: e-book subscription services market

Comprehensive eBook Subscription, Science Fiction eBook Subscription, Romance eBook Subscription, Thriller eBook Subscription, Kids eBook Subscription, Comic eBook Subscription, Detective eBook Subscription, Subscription to narrative e-books, Others.

Segmentation based on applications:

Personal User, Corporate User, Educational User, Others.

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The report provides a detailed overview of the key market segments. Both fastest and slowest growing market segments are covered in this report. Key emerging opportunities of the fastest growing global e-book subscription services market segments are also discussed in this report. The market size, share and forecast of each segment and sub-segment are available in this report. Additionally, the region segmentation and trends driving the major geographic region and emerging region have been presented in this report.

Regional assessment and diversification of segments.

– North America (United States, Canada, Mexico)
– Europe (UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Central and Eastern Europe, CIS)
– Asia Pacific (China, Japan, South Korea, ASEAN, India, Rest of Asia Pacific)
– Latin America (Brazil, Rest of LA)
– Middle East and Africa (Turkey, GCC, Rest of Middle East)

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The IAEA’s first-ever book by global thought leaders on nuclear law has just been released as an e-book, providing free access to a compilation of essays on this highly specialized area of ​​law. Nuclear law: the global debate echoes the slogan of the upcoming IAEA First International Conference on Nuclear Law (ICNL2022), to be held in Vienna from April 25-29, and features articles from leading scholars, policymakers and scientists in the field.

Nuclear law underpins the entire nuclear industry, enabling the safe, secure and peaceful uses of nuclear technology for the benefit of humanity. International legal instruments, standards and norms provide the framework within which those who operate a nuclear power plant, transport radioactive materials for cancer treatment or those who experiment in a laboratory to develop COVID-19 test kits work.

“[M]Humanity continues to face great challenges today and can be expected to persist in the future, including food security, health care and water resources management, as well as the need for a cleaner and safer environment,” says Managing Director Grossi in his chapter. “Legal frameworks allow the use of nuclear technology to address these critical issues.”

This edited volume presents a truly global perspective on current and emerging issues in nuclear law, grouped around its four pillars: nuclear safety, security, safeguards and civil liability for nuclear damage. The authors trace the origins of legal instruments and practices in the areas of nuclear safety and emergency response, as well as the IAEA’s nuclear verification mandate. Addressing small modular reactors, contributors highlight the legal issues associated with the deployment of floating power plants and analyze the applicability of international physical protection obligations to advanced reactor technologies. Some experts reflect on the successes and challenges of building regulatory bodies, national nuclear security regimes, as well as entire national nuclear power programs. Others examine how liability could be established in court for radiation exposure and how to strengthen the global nuclear liability regime. Looking ahead, some experts are exploring the role of nuclear law in enabling the peaceful uses of nuclear science and technology, including in economic development, climate change mitigation and the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals .

In his chapter, Director General Grossi sets out his vision: “to work actively to make the legal and normative framework we have today as solid as possible; help states comply with the laws, rules and standards that keep us all safe and enable us to enjoy the many benefits of nuclear technology; and enable all those who, together with the IAEA, shape the international nuclear legal instruments of tomorrow to be as proactive as possible.

The IAEA’s mandate

Custodian of international legal instruments on safety, security, safeguards and civil liability for nuclear damage, the IAEA is at the heart of the nuclear legal framework and plays a multifaceted role in the development and implementation of nuclear law. . Nuclear law will continue to provide a basis for harnessing the power of nuclear technology. To ensure nuclear frameworks evolve and remain fit for purpose, the IAEA will convene its first-ever nuclear law conference in April, where hardcover copies of the book will be distributed to attendees.

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George Saunders’ new short story, “Fox 8,” offers an unexpected twist on the author’s darkly comedic sensibilities. Told by a fox who has learned human language (the title’s Fox 8), it’s a tense little story of development and displacement in which the narrator and other members of his fury are driven from their habitat by construction of a new mall mall.

What sets “Fox 8” apart is two things – first, Saunders’ choice to write it in a highly idiosyncratic dialect full of phonetic misspellings (“First may I say,” he begins, “sorry for all the words I spell rong. Because I’m a fox! So don’t laugh or spell perfect. But here’s how I learned to laugh and spell as gud as I do!”). And second, the decision to publish it as an original e-book, the author’s first.

Initially, Saunders told the New York magazine last week that the story was for his “Tenth of December” collection, released earlier this year. “[But] every time I got to this one,” he explained, “it was asking one stretch too many of the reader. So I took it down, and then my editor was like, ‘Do you want to see this story again as a standalone version?’ I didn’t even know you could do that.

Saunders is right: “Fox 8” is a bit of an outlier, even for him. Structured as a letter to the reader (or “Reeder”), it begins as a tale of ingenuity and curiosity – the fox learns language by listening through an open window to a human mother reading bedtime stories to her children – before to become something considerably sharper and darker.

Foxes, the narrator insists, are frank and direct, not the sneaky tricksters of our childhood fairy tales.

“What I gathered was a story,” he tells us, deconstructing such a narrative, “but a fake and even a meen. In this story, there was a fox. But guess what the Fox was? Smart! Yes, true lee! He swapped a chicken. He took this plump chicken away from his coop, claiming there was food in a stump. We don’t cheat chickens! We are very open and honest with chickens! With Chikens, we have a Super Fare Deel, that is: they make the eggs, we take the eggs, they make more eggs. And sometimes even can eat a live Chiken, shud that Chiken consents to be eaten by us, thrown running to run away on those who approach, after searching for food in a stump.

There you have it, Saunders’ skillful use of irony, his ability to sketch out a complex world through the words and actions of his characters, who often fail to see the contradictions they present. But there’s also an honesty at work here, which grows stronger once Fox 8 has to interact directly with the human world.

Humans, he discovers, are deceitful, mean, violent. They are selfish and greedy, concerned with nothing but themselves. This becomes the center of the story, with Fox 8 wondering, “Why did the curator do so badly, making the group with the biggest talents the baddest?”

“Fox 8” was originally intended as a children’s book, although it was after it fell apart, Saunders says, that “it got really interesting just like a real short story. It was almost like, ‘How can- you make something so horrible happen to someone who is so nice?’ And of course, you’re like, ‘Yeah, that happens all the time!’ »

It is exactly that, both in the world of “Fox 8” and in the world we inhabit, which, despite the vanity of the story, are similar in many ways. It’s also Saunders’ particular genius to be able to weave these landscapes together, to make us see ourselves in this cunning tale. The point is that in life as in fiction, we create the universe we inhabit, that what we see is what we get.

Or, as Fox 8 reminds us, “If you want your stories to have a happy ending, try to be wiser.”

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