ENDING BOOK HUNGER
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Smartphones connect 4.7 billion people to the Internet.Virtual libraries can put a bookshelf in every pocket.
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Speeding up permissions helped libraries and schools better serve readers with blindness and other print disabilities.
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Libraries and book charities can invoke existing legal flexibility to translate children's books into underserved languages.
Lawmakers can legalize translations into disadvantaged languages, without impacting publishing income.
Creative Commons licenses helped one nonprofit go from producing a few dozen new books each year, to producing thousands.
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One in ten Icelanders will publish a book. Money is not the motivation.
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We can end childhood book hunger by 203
through a strategy of mass translation,
free eBooks, and cheap paper copies.
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Learn how YOU can help end childhood book hunger.