Kogan Page Wins IPG Award for their Accessible Ebook Program

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The Independent Publishers Guild held its annual awards ceremony this week and we are delighted to announce that Kogan Page won the IPG Digital Publishing Award for its accessible ebook program. Kogan Page’s tireless efforts…

opens up textbooks to visually impaired students. Having reengineered its workflows, consulted widely and refined interactive features, the program has been warmly received by those campaigning for better accessibility in publishing—and future-proofed the business’ tech as well.

Recognition for this important work in this field is well-deserved and our congratulations go to all at Kogan Page who contribute to the greater accessibility of digital content. Judges said:

This is important work… Kogan Page’s commitment to accessibility is to be applauded.

Details of this and other awards can be found at the IPG Awards page.

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