Overleaf provides an online, collaborative LaTeX editor designed for scientific and technical writing. The platform serves individuals, businesses, universities, government organizations, and publishers by offering real-time collaboration, version control, templates, and a choice between a visual editor and a code editor.
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Pressbooks provides a digital publishing platform used by authors and educational institutions to create, adapt, and share accessible books and learning materials.
Silverchair provides ScholarOne Manuscripts, a comprehensive SaaS-based workflow management and submission platform for scholarly publishers and academic research.
Calaméo is an online publishing platform that allows users to transform documents into interactive digital magazines and publications.
Madmagz provides an online software platform that enables individuals, schools, and enterprises to design and publish magazines in both digital and print formats. The service offers professional templates, collaborative editing tools, and printing solutions to help users create collaborative publications such as school newspapers, yearbooks, and internal newsletters.
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