electronic publishing

British  

noun

1. the publication of information on magnetic tape, disks, etc, so that it can be accessed by a computer

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Example Sentences

Thankfully, Forbes recognized early on that there was more to electronic publishing than throwing the printed page on the screen.

From Forbes • Jul. 18, 2014

In 2006, before Amazon supercharged electronic publishing with the Kindle, 51,237 self-published titles appeared as physical books, according to the data company Bowker.

From New York Times • Aug. 25, 2012

But leaving them out does seem increasingly anomalous in the brave new world of electronic publishing.

From The Guardian • Jul. 26, 2012

For example, I once belonged to a group responsible for marketing electronic publishing software for DEC. 

From Inc • May 21, 2012

At present, electronic publishing and "traditional" publishing - such as on-line bookstores and "traditional" bookstores, or cyberlibraries and "traditional" libraries - are complementary.

From From the Print Media to the Internet by Lebert, Marie