In September 2000, NIST and the National Information Standards Organization co-sponsored the Electronic Book 2000 Conference in Washington, DC.
What does E-BOOK stand for?
E-BOOK stands for Electronic Book
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This effort signals an intent to bring a new level of convenience and portability to Adobe's customers and to deliver Palm users with new content, from electronic books (e-books) to business workflow documents.
Adding a high-capacity data storage capability would turn an electronic book into a single-volume portable library.
A host of new reading devices, new publishing technologies, new business models, and new interest over electronic book file security made their appearance at the NIST/NISO "Electronic Book 2000: Changing the Fundamentals of Reading," demonstrating the growing interest and investment in e-book technology.
A group of publishers, e-book makers and software developers announced an agreement to adopt the Open Electronic Book 1.
The Electronic Book 2000 Conference and Show took place in September 2000, in Washington, DC.