Computer implemented method and apparatus for slicing electronic content and combining into new combinations
AssigneeEarly Access, Inc.
InventorsJill M. Tomich, Ron L. Tomich
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AssigneeEarly Access, Inc.
InventorsJill M. Tomich, Ron L. Tomich
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Systems and methods for automatically splitting electronic content, for example, from books, magazines, journals, and other sources, to create new smaller ready-to-publish content parts, called slices, and recombining content parts from various sources to create new custom electronic book collections called Remixes. In a number of embodiments, content file splitting and custom book creation are automated so that it is easy for content owners of a reasonable technical skill level to quickly split existing electronic content files into ready-to-publish parts and to create custom ready-to-publish electronic content files composed of collections of existing content. In other embodiments, a member of the general public, end user, or consumer, can purchase those publisher-created parts and combine parts from various sources to create new custom electronic books.
A computer implemented method of producing, managing, and distributing electronic content, the method comprising machine-readable instructions that, if executed, perform, in any order, at least the acts of:
An apparatus for producing, managing, and distributing electronic content, the apparatus comprising:
An apparatus for producing, managing, and distributing electronic content, the apparatus comprising:
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