Which dictionary publisher pioneered the shift to subscription-based digital access, abandoning print editions entirely in 2012 and becoming the first major dictionary to go digital-only?

The dictionary market has seen dramatic shifts as language resources moved from physical books to digital platforms. This transformation represents one of the most significant retail pivots in publishing history, changing how we access language tools and learn vocabulary. Test your knowledge about this linguistic retail evolution that affected how millions of people worldwide interact with language resources.

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Encyclopædia Britannica (Dictionary division)
Oxford University Press (OED)
Merriam-Webster
Collins Dictionary