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DIGITAL

Smartphones connect 4.7 billion people to the Internet.
Virtual libraries can put a bookshelf in every pocket.

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LICENSING

Speeding up permissions helped libraries and schools better serve readers with blindness and other print disabilities.

Image Credit: Bradley Slade and BYU Magazine.

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FAIR USE

Libraries and book charities can invoke existing legal flexibility to translate children's books into underserved languages.

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LEGAL REFORM

Lawmakers can legalize translations into disadvantaged languages, without impacting publishing income.

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OPEN BOOKS

Creative Commons licenses helped one nonprofit go from producing a few dozen new books each year, to producing thousands.

Image Credit: Nirja Desai at Pratham Books' Storyweaver.org.in

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VOLUNTEERS

One in ten Icelanders will publish a book.
Money is not the motivation.

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SCALING UP

We can end childhood book hunger by 203

through a strategy of mass translation,

free eBooks, and cheap paper copies.

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YOU CAN HELP

Learn how YOU can help end childhood book hunger.

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