Printed materials are disappearing, and more and more E-publications are taking over. What are some of the advantages of E-publications.

First
and foremost,
E-
publications
cost less than traditional
publications
.
For instance
,
E-
publications
usually just need an
internet
connection,
a
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software to write the subject and an
internet
connection to share it. But traditional publication agencies need to spend money on transportation,
labor
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costs, printing, rental fees and other necessities.
In addition
,
E-
publications
could be sold
in
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lower prices than hard books.
Next
,
E-
publications
are more accessible than traditional printing
publications
.
For example
, once someone
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got
internet
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connection, e-books from large websites
such
as
amazon
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are available on
internet
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at all times and everywhere.
Moreover
, E-books are always easier to carry as they can be saved and read
in
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smartphones and laptops
at
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anywhere.
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of all,
e-
publications
are
more
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environmentally
frienldy
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friendly
option than traditional
publications
. Every year, millions of trees are cut down to produce papers,
e-
publications
help to protect forests as they do not need papers to print on.
Moreover
,
e-
publications
may help to reduce air pollution, as they do not need transportation. In conclusion,
e-
publications
have many advantages
on
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printing
publications
. E-books
needs
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less expenditure to spend
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, they can be reached easily and they are more eco friendly.
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