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Italy· ComoItaly to mandate lower-priced printable digital textbooks
The Italian government plans to require publishers to offer printable digital versions of textbooks at significantly reduced prices, with sharing restrictions.
Background
Across Europe, governments are exploring ways to make educational materials more affordable and accessible for students and families. This initiative in Italy reflects a broader trend towards digital solutions in education and efforts to mitigate rising living costs.
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Italy to offer printable digital textbooks at lower prices
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New legislation in Italy will require publishers to provide printable digital textbooks at half the price of physical copies, with limitations on distribution.
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