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Do you know electronic publishing(CAP; Computer Aided Publishing)?
Panel / Lee Ki-sung PhD.(President, eBook Academy)

Left Top> Do you know electronic publishing?

OO Kim/
Last August, the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism announced measures
to support the publishing industry.

Among them, it decided to actively support the growth of web novels,
a new growth field, through the revitalization of self-publishing,
so that K-books can be recognized globally
and continue to win the world's top three literary awards.

Nowadays, self-publishers mainly publish in the form of e-books,
so today we will learn about e-publishing with Lee Ki-sung.

Welcome, Mr. Lee.

¢ÑSubtitle> Lee Ki-sung / President, eBook Academy
Lee Ki-sung PhD./

hello. Good to see you.

     Dr. Lee became famous as a fat lecturer in 1992
when he published 'Computers are tin cans (1,2)' and sold over 3 million copies.

He is the first generation of Korean Computer Aided Publishing
and the eldest son of the former chairman of Jangwang Publishing Corporation, Lee Dae-Yi,
and has been following the same path throughout the history of Korean publishing.

    After taking over the family business
and becoming the managing director of Jangwang Publishing Co., Ltd,
Lee contributed to the development of Computer Aided Publishing by serving

as a professor of publication design at Kaywon College of Arts,
an adjunct professor at Dongguk University's Graduate School of Journalism and Information,
an adjunct professor at Shingu University, president of the Computer Aided Publishing Society,

president of the Korea Computer Aided Publishing Society,
and president of the Publication Industry Promotion Agency of Korea.

     He has been researching computers and e-books at the  Computer Aided Publishing Society since 1982,
and opened the Korea eBook Academy in 2011 after retiring as a professor emeritus.

  In addition, he led the establishment of KSC-5601-92,
a combinatorial code that enables computers and smartphones to implement all 11,172 characters of modern Hangul,
and took the lead in developing Batang-che, Gothic-che, Title-che,
and Cursive-che fonts for the Ministry of Culture (1989-1993)
and Sunbatang-che for the Publication Industry Promotion Agency of Korea(2016-2017).

In 1982, he established Computer Aided Publishing Society(CAPSo) as a discipline for the first time in Korea,
and in 1988, he established a lecture on the theory of Computer Aided publishing at Dongguk University's Graduate School of Journalism and Information,
and in 1995, he established the Department of Computer Aided Publishing at Kyeowon College of Arts,
dedicated to fostering excellent professionals.

In 2000, he surprised the printing and publishing industry by developing the world's first Korean ceramic font for letterpress printing.

  So far, he has published 81 books (51 solo and 30 co-authored) and 137 academic papers.
As of October 17, 2023, he has published 745 installments of his "Fat Lecturer's 1000-character column,"
which he started writing after retiring from Kaywon College in 2011.
On March 3, 2023, <<The Collected Columns of Lee Ki-sung>> was published as a paperback and e-book (PDF) in six volumes.

<Q1
Kim OO/
The reading population is decreasing these days, what is the outlook for the ebook market?
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Ki-sung Lee/
Let's talk in earnest
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<Q1>
Kim OO/
As the reading population is decreasing these days, what is the outlook
for the e-publishing market?

Ki-sung Lee/
Before we talk in depth, I'd like to ask Ms. Kim a simple question.
What do you think 'e-publishing' is?

Juhee OO/
It's literally a book that we can read on our PC or mobile, right?

Ki-sung Lee/
Unfortunately, that's not e-publishing.
E-publishing and e-books are two different things.

Computer Aided Publishing, so called E-publishing using computers has been around since the 1970s.
In the 1980s, e-publishing began to be used
in the writing and editing process as well.

Traditional publishing involved typesetters
and printers putting together lead type (analog)
letter by letter (typesetter),
page by page, tie up borders with thread,
printing it, and binding it to make a book.

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When computers came along, fonts (digital) were used instead of lead type,
and books were typeset using word processors and page typesetting programs
such as Moon-bang-sa-u or Q'uark,
and InDesign,
and this was the beginning of electronic publishing (DTP; desktop publishing).

Depending on whether a book is printed on paper or non-paper,
the final output is divided into
1) the paperback era and
2) the non-paper era.  

(1) Computerized publishing in the paper book era--- Electronic publications (ebooks) are produced
by electronic publishing methods(Computer Aided Publishing)...

ebook-only terminal(ebook reader) format storage, word processor format storage, PDF format storage...

(2) Disk book era --- Diskette, disk, optical disk, CD-ROM, USB (Universal Serial Bus)

(3) The screen book era uses communication networks--- wired telephone lines and wireless communication networks.
Network (wired, wireless) + screen (terminal, monitor) --- PC, ebook reader, smartphone.    


"Traditional publishing and e-publishing are the same process of making a book,
only the final product is different."

"It's just a matter of whether it's on paper or electronic content at the end,
but the planning, editing, and production process is the same.

Nowadays, instead of putting lead type together by hand to make a page,
we put digital type together to make a page.

At the end of the day, whether you're publishing traditionally or electronically,
it's the same process of creating a page and getting it to print."


Changes in the way books are planned

1) One Source One product
2) One Source multi product Paperback to ebook
3) One Source multi use From book form to drama, movie...
4) Network use --- Ubiquitous era = anytime, anywhere present everywhere era...

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<Q2>

KimOO/ So, can we say that e-publishing these days is mainly in the form of e-books
such as web novels?

À̱⼺/
(*Answer to MC's question EX-Yes, that's right.)
  A paper comic book or a webtoon, a paper novel or a web novel,
a paper magazine or a webzine are all the same book,
only the production method, 'analog or digital',
and the final output medium, 'paper or screen', are different.

  As early as the 1980s, publishing universities emphasized that students should become editors,
called PDs.
In the digital and computer age, you need to be able to organize not only the paper
but also the screen.

In 'Electronic Publishing - Book 4',
you will learn the HTML language, which is a language for creating a company
or personal homepage,
as well as storyboards and CD-ROMs.    

(*after answering)
E-books are mainly in the form of web novels.
Of course, there are many web novel writers,
but recently, there has been a growing interest in e-book production,
with more and more self-publishers doing everything
from writing to promotion by themselves.

<Q3>
KimOO/
So, how is it possible to publish an e-book by yourself?

À̱⼺/
Broadly speaking, e-book publishing consists of five stages.

You need to go through planning/editing/design/production/marketing (distribution).

In the planning stage, the most important thing is to decide the concept of the book.
If you don't have a clear concept and purpose of publishing,
it is difficult to succeed.

<Q4>
±èOO/
I have to do distribution and marketing by myself, but it doesn't seem easy, does it?

Egotism/
(*ISBN registration, publishing platform, pdf publishing format, etc.)
Please tell us what you need to pay attention to in the distribution stage,
and what you think about distribution methods and marketing that are suitable for this era.


<Q5>
±èOO/
Many people are trying to get into publishing,
so what should those who are thinking of publishing their own ebooks keep in mind?

Selfishness/
In an era where anyone can become a self-publisher,
publishing alone doesn't mean that everyone is a 'publisher.'

The basic purpose of publishing should be kept in mind.
Even if it contains the same content and subject matter,
the way it is expressed is different between a book from Korea,
a book from the UK, and a book from Mexico.

The unique culture of the country should be hidden in the book.
Diversity is fine, but the basic purpose of publishing is to preserve and develop our own culture.

  Whether it's a paper book or an e-book,
it's a good book if it stays true to the purpose of the book you're publishing,
which is to preserve
and develop the culture of your country,
your people, and to inform, relax, and entertain.

And of course, it has to be entertaining.
No matter how informative it is,
if it's not entertaining, readers won't pay for it.  

Distribution.

(1) He said that the government should set up a server
where you can easily register your e-book after creating it.

Currently, if you create an e-book,
you have to register it using Apple or Amazon's server,
which is inconvenient because the fee is high
and the process is complicated.

"The recent trend in publishing is toward self-publishing
and one-person publishing.

These companies can't spend a lot of money to build servers.
The government should step in and build these servers and reduce the fees.


(2) Currently, different e-book terminals should be standardized
so that e-book content can be viewed on any terminal regardless of
where it was purchased.

"An e-book reader purchased from Kyobo Bookstore cannot view content purchased from Yes24,
and vice versa," he said, "We need to unify different platforms to make it easier for people to read e-books."


(3) As e-books have become more common in recent years,
there are not many programs that make it easy for anyone to publish e-books.

The important thing here is "ebook editor", which is a tool program
that allows people to create ebooks by themselves.


(4) When I served as the second head of the Korea Publishing and Culture Industry Promotion Agency in 2016-2017,
I focused on developing a digital Hangul font for book texts,
promoting the 'e-book editor',
and developing distribution programs in order to popularize e-publishing.

In order to ensure the accuracy of publishing statistics,
I almost developed a distribution system that counts the titles and quantities of books sold
at the point of sale,
which was completed in 2022.
To put it simply, it is like a system for counting the sales of theater tickets.  


  In 2017, we completed the development of fonts for 11,172 modern Hangul characters
and more than 6,000 old Korean characters from ancient texts,
including 'Sunbatang-che' for e-books.
It's too bad we didn't develop a font for Chinese characters at the same time.


In fact, "If the government distributes 'e-book editors' to the public for free,
and each citizen creates an e-book,
Korea will become a content powerhouse with the world's best intellectual property rights.

If 'e-book editors,' an editing tool that allows anyone to easily use content
such as text, photos, drawings, videos, and audio,
are distributed to the general public,
we, a cultural powerhouse with four seasons and an infinite history,
can lead the world in K-publishing.  Squid Game, BTS, Girls' Generation,
and BLACKPINK have already shown the excellence of our national culture.


<Q6>
KimOO/
How do you see the future of e-publishing?


Lee Ki-sung/
I don't think there is no reading population in Korea.
It's a digital age, isn't it? I think all the uploaded videos on SNS are digital books.

I think e-publishing should go beyond print and become one-source multi-product,
multi-use, including comics/dramas/movies.


  "We enjoy a culture with a long history and a natural environment with four seasons,
so there are endless stories (plots, contents, stories, contents),
so if we combine excellent IT skills and diverse contents,
the future Korean publishing industry will surpass K-POP.


  Thousands of years of print history and infinite content,
when supported by smart mobile devices,
will have a strong competitive edge.

I will continue to strive not only to write academic books,
but also to develop the publishing industry with a proper sense of history and identity."

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