Digital innovation is likely to have an even stronger impact across Africa than in the West, simply because of the historic lack of access to books... Digital innovation is allowing us to build our audience base through social media. And because we have a single platform for markets —Nigeria and the rest of the world–audiences are able to interact, connect and engage each other in a way that they would not have previously done.

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This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "Digital innovation is likely to have an even stronger impact across Africa than in the West, simply because of the historic lack of access to books... Digital innovation is allowing us to build our audience base through social media. And because we have a single platform for markets —Nigeria and the rest of the world–audiences are able to interact, connect and engage each other in a way that they would not have previously done." in the context of "https://publishingperspectives.com/2016/12/nigerian-publisher-bibi-bakare-yusuf/ Bibi Bakare speaking about the impact of technology on easing the business of publishing and circulating books." to mean that wisdom is timeless.