Charlie Redmayne, CEO of Pottermore, recently opened up about future plans for J.K. Rowling's interactive Harry Potter website, including setting up the site in additional languages, and launching products and experiences like the Wonderbook: Book of Spells on various interactive platforms. The full interview with Redmayne and the Pottermore News blog can be found here, highlights of Pottermore's potential future plans can be read below.

PN: What will we be seeing from Pottermore this year?
Charlie Redmayne (CR): We’ll also be rolling out into more territories. At the moment we’re in English, both in the U.S. and U.K., French, Italian, German and Spanish. The site will be rolling out in Japanese. At the moment only the Shop’s in Japanese. We’ll also be rolling out in South Korea and Brazil. Those I can guarantee, but we may be rolling out into more countries as well.

Otherwise, you will see [the e-books in other languages.] They may not have their own shop but there will definitely be shops for Korea and Brazil. In some of the other territories, we’re going to make the ebooks available from the existing stores. You will see new digital platforms – the Book of Spells on PlayStation is just the beginning of what we’ll do in Playstation and other platforms.

PN: Will the Pottermore Shop be increasing [its] selection this year?
Redmayne (CR): We will be making e-books available in other languages. We will, I hope, be also making other products and “experiences” to make the Harry Potter world available from the Pottermore Shop. That’s what our plan is, and I hope you’ll be seeing that over the coming months.