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Book packaging

Book packaging, or book producing, is a publishing activity in which an individual or outside company independently develops and produces a book, performing the creative and production work that is commonly handled by agents and publishing houses. Trade publishers, museums, corporations, and other organizations use the services of book packagers when…

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Book packaging

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