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Incomplete fonts and how to fix them

Fonts are “the clothes that words wear,” said early 20th-century editor Beatrice Warde. And just like our clothing, the font you choose says much about your personality. Many writers use the default options. For a long time this was Times New Roman, later switching to Calibri and Cambria. Some authors prefer to write in Courier New for its ‘typewritery’ feel. But what about typesetters and E-Book creators? When designing printed material, there are a myriad of typefaces out there to

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How are our Reading Habits Changing?

There’s nothing I like more than some downtime with a good book. Whether I’m curled up on the couch, reclining in the sun, or commuting on the train, a book is a constant companion and transporter to another world. But how we consume books has changed dramatically in the last 15 years. In this article, we look at the different ways consumers read and what that might mean for publishers. Paperback and hardback books dominate, but revenue declines In 2016,

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Writing a PhD Thesis? 5 tips to read before you begin.

A PhD is the ultimate degree. Getting a doctorate is a matter of honour, as it reflects your knowledge, perseverance and hard work. While there is glory to a PhD, the road to it takes work. The long years of research and writing take a lot of determination to overcome all the challenges. At Siliconchips Services, we’ve copyedited, proofread and typeset over a thousand theses on every topic imaginable. Here are five tips to keep in mind when writing your

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A Simple Guide to Automated Workflows for Publishers

Automated workflows have become increasingly popular in the publishing industry, allowing for greater efficiency and accuracy in managing and producing content. But what are automated workflows exactly? In this guide, we share how they work, their benefits, and what considerations publishers should keep in mind when implementing them. Why do we need Automated Workflows? As publishing has become more digital and distributed, the need for automated workflows has become increasingly apparent. In the past, publishing processes were often manual and

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