The first printing of Innovation in Isolation sold out in two years. During that time, the book raised $43,000 for charity and appeared on shelves at MIT and the Frankfurt Book Fair.
The first printing of Innovation in Isolation sold out in two years. During that time, the book raised $43,000 for charity and appeared on shelves at MIT and the Frankfurt Book Fair.
«Innovation in Isolation: The Story of Ukrainian IT from the 1940s to the Present» is a documentary book about the complete history of Ukrainian technology: from the 1940s to the present. MacPaw published it together with IST Publishing on May 20, 2024. The first edition is completely sold out.
In two years, the book has raised over $43,000 for charity, been featured at MIT and at six international book fairs—including the Frankfurt Book Fair, the world’s largest—and has been featured in the Library of Congress, The New York Times, and Fortune.
Today, on the second anniversary of its release, MacPaw announced a second printing. The company believes that the demand for the book is a demand for context: the tech community wants to understand where Ukrainian IT began and why it is the way it is.
