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16:02 el a chegg.com Requirement Analysis and Modelling: Printing Incorporated Book Publishing is an independent book publisher located in Melbourne, Australia. It has established itself in the niche market of feminist publications. Though small in size at 50 employees, it is a leader in the growing online publishing industry in Australia. The company sees itself as somewhat of a pacesetter in the field of Internet publishing and e-books, and in 1995 become only the third Australian publisher to have its entire catalog placed online. Traditionally, aspiring authors had two choices for publishing their work. The preferred option was to convince one of the major book publishers that their work deserved publication. The author would receive an advance payment, let the publisher absorb the costs of printing and promoting the book, and sit back and wait for the royalty checks. However, mainline publishers accept only a few new manuscripts each year. Authors might face many rejection slips and never find a willing publisher. The second option for an author was to self-publish through a vanity press. In this option, authors would pay for the printing, take delivery of a garage full of books, and do all the promotion themselves But with the growth of the Internet, a new option has emerged: electronic publishing. An author's work can be converted to an electronic file that can be read or screen or printed to a printer. From a website potential buyers can purchase the file and download it. New devices are being developed, such as book- sized LCD screens that accept downloaded books, to make "e-books" as portable as paper books. eReaders, such as Amazon Kindle, Apple iPad, and Google Android are very popular. There are also developments in mobile reading which eBook version for mobile, such as the iPhone version. Because e- books bypass the expense of printing, they can be produced and sold much more cheaply than paper books. All it takes is someone with the expertise to produce quality e-book files and a popular e-book web site. So far as eBooks are concerned, however Printing Incorporated publisher's eBooks have been available in four formats 16:02 el a chegg.com Requirement Analysis and Modelling: Printing Incorporated Book Publishing is an independent book publisher located in Melbourne, Australia. It has established itself in the niche market of feminist publications. Though small in size at 50 employees, it is a leader in the growing online publishing industry in Australia. The company sees itself as somewhat of a pacesetter in the field of Internet publishing and e-books, and in 1995 become only the third Australian publisher to have its entire catalog placed online. Traditionally, aspiring authors had two choices for publishing their work. The preferred option was to convince one of the major book publishers that their work deserved publication. The author would receive an advance payment, let the publisher absorb the costs of printing and promoting the book, and sit back and wait for the royalty checks. However, mainline publishers accept only a few new manuscripts each year. Authors might face many rejection slips and never find a willing publisher. The second option for an author was to self-publish through a vanity press. In this option, authors would pay for the printing, take delivery of a garage full of books, and do all the promotion themselves But with the growth of the Internet, a new option has emerged: electronic publishing. An author's work can be converted to an electronic file that can be read or screen or printed to a printer. From a website potential buyers can purchase the file and download it. New devices are being developed, such as book- sized LCD screens that accept downloaded books, to make "e-books" as portable as paper books. eReaders, such as Amazon Kindle, Apple iPad, and Google Android are very popular. There are also developments in mobile reading which eBook version for mobile, such as the iPhone version. Because e- books bypass the expense of printing, they can be produced and sold much more cheaply than paper books. All it takes is someone with the expertise to produce quality e-book files and a popular e-book web site. So far as eBooks are concerned, however Printing Incorporated publisher's eBooks have been available in four formats