Multi-format publishing
We manage complex, beautiful publishing projects. Since 2006, we’ve turned our clients’ content into websites, ebooks and print editions, and helped teams develop strategies and skills for modern publishing.
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Selected clients
Bettercare • Book Dash • CITI • CORE • David Philip Publishers • Encyclopaedia Brittanica • Equal Education • Foundation for Human Rights • Future Managers • HSRC Press • Jacana Media • Jonathan Ball Publishers • Juta • Macmillan • Media24 • Modjaji Books • NB Publishers • New Africa Books • Oxford University Press • Pan Macmillan • Pearson • Penguin Random House • Saide • Shuttleworth Foundation • Trialogue • UKZN Press • United Nations Environment Programme • University of Cape Town • Wits University Press • Wordworks • Worldreader
Selected work
Changing the way textbooks are made
The Economy is an open-access economics textbook leading the way in both progressive education and multi-format book production. Read more
Literature for a multi-format world
Our work for renowned publishers, such as Pan Macmillan, incorporates a balance of technology and design. The age-old craft of creating a beautiful printed book is translated into digital media. Read more
Making free children’s books with Book Dash
Book Dash publishes a range of children’s books in many languages. We worked with Worldreader to turn these into reusable HTML and ebooks that could be read on any device. Read more
Making the Constitution truly accessible
In partnership with Electric Book Works and the CSIR we created a public-domain version of the Constitution in all eleven official South African languages. Read more
Making the law readily available and easy to understand
How can we live as law-abiding members of society if its rules are a mystery? This book changes that. Read more
Multi-format, open-access healthcare
Non-profit healthcare publisher Bettercare relies on us to develop and maintain its library of open-access textbooks as books, ebooks and a website. Read more