Readium SDK is available on four platforms-Android, iOS, OS/X, and Windows- and the first product incorporating Readium SDK (by ACCESS Japan) was announced last October. The first project, Readium SDK, is a rendering “engine” enabling native apps to support ePub 3. In addition, in February 2014 the first board was elected by the membership and the first three projects being developed by members and other contributors are all nearing “1.0” status. The membership now boasts publishers, retailers, distributors and technology companies from around the world, including organizations based in France, Germany, Norway, U.S., Canada, China, Korea, and Japan. Korea Education Ministry), and the New York Public Library. In its first year, the Readium consortium added 15 organizations to its membership, including Adobe, Google, IBM, Ingram, KERIS (S. More specifically, the aim is to raise the bar for ePub 3 support across the industry so that ePub maintains its position as the standard distribution format for e-books and expands its reach to include other types of digital publications. The overall goal of is to accelerate adoption of ePub 3, HTML5, and the Open Web Platform by the digital publishing industry to help realize the full potential of open-standards-based interoperability. Last month marked the one-year anniversary of the formation of the Readium Foundation (), an independent nonprofit launched in March 2013 with the objective of developing commercial-grade open source publishing technology software.
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