Malaysia's largest digital book platform adds diversity, more Asian content


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Perbadanan Kota Buku has already forged a collaboration with PT Enam Kubuku Indonesia Digital Library, its Indonesian counterpart that provides reading materials for the National Library of Indonesia, among others. Photo: The Star/Filepic

Perbadanan Kota Buku (PKB), the country's largest digital book platform provider, will collaborate with other e-book platforms in the Asian region soon to diversify quality reading resources for the community, says its chief executive officer Adibah Omar.

She said for a start, the entity under the Ministry of Education (MOE), forged a collaboration with PT Enam Kubuku Indonesia Digital Library (Kubuku), its Indonesian counterpart that provides reading materials for the National Library of Indonesia, among others.

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