Technology is redefining the future of books, reshaping how content is created, distributed, and experienced. This study examines the rise of e-books, self-publishing platforms, digital libraries, and immersive reading experiences facilitated by AR and VR. These innovations are breaking traditional boundaries, increasing accessibility, and transforming the way readers engage with literature in the digital age.

Immersive video technologies, such as virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR), are reshaping the future of filmmaking. This study explores how these tools are changing storytelling, production methods, audience engagement, and the creative workflow. Through a mixed-methods approach, it examines current trends, adoption hurdles, and the broader impact of VR and AR on the evolution of the film industry.

A detailed investigation into 360-degree video technology uncovers its significant influence on modern content creation strategies. The study presents its purpose, methodologies, key findings, and implications, emphasizing the evolution of multimedia storytelling and enhanced user engagement in the digital age.