Business models and digital transformation in the Spanish publishing industry

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Analogously to other cultural industries, the Spanish publishing companies is going through a period of transition and technical change aimed to the implementation of the digital format that questions their current business models, forcing a complete revision of a good part of the internal processes, product portfolio and competences necessary to develop their activity. This research studies the impact of digitalization on the Spanish publishing industry through a case study conducted on three publishers selected at the convenience of the research, considering its weight and relative importance. Among the conclusions obtained, it is highlighted that: a) the digital work production still does not reach the level of the work on paper; b) VAT taxation does not favor the offer of competitive prices in digital works, and c) Uncertainty affects the way in which Spanish publishers approach digitization, adopting a conservative position that does not motivate them to lead the change.

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Magadán-Díaz, M., & Rivas-García, J. (2019, September 1). Business models and digital transformation in the Spanish publishing industry. Informacao e Sociedade. Universidade Federal de Campina Grande. https://doi.org/10.22478/UFPB.1809-4783.2019V29N3.44022

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