The popularity of e-books and digital publishing was on the rise in 2010, driven by the increasing adoption of e-readers like the Amazon Kindle and the Apple iPad. This shift was transforming the publishing industry, offering new opportunities for authors and publishers to reach global audiences with ease. The convenience and portability of digital books were appealing to consumers, leading to a growing market for e-books.
Digital publishing also allowed for innovative distribution models, such as self-publishing and subscription services. These changes democratized access to publishing, enabling more voices to be heard and expanding the range of available literature. The growth of e-books in 2010 highlighted the ongoing evolution of how content was created, distributed, and consumed.