Technology and the university press

Exploring the potential of electronic books and journals is one response to economic concerns that are forcing many university publishers to reduce the number of scholarly books they publish. This move is jeopardizing the ink-on-paper outlets for scholarly research.

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Published in:Change (New Rochelle, N.Y.) N.Y.), 1996-09, Vol.28 (5), p.34
Main Author: Ekman, Richard H
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Academic libraries
College Curriculum
Committees
Communication (Thought Transfer)
Computer Networks
Costs
Distribution costs
Educational Technology
Electronic Equipment
Electronic Journals
Electronic periodicals
Electronic publishing
Faculty Promotion
Faculty Publishing
Faculty Recruitment
French history
Higher education
Learned societies
Libraries
Organic Chemistry
Periodicals
Publishing industry
Scholarly communication
Scholarly publishing
Subscriptions
Tenure
University presses
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Summary:Exploring the potential of electronic books and journals is one response to economic concerns that are forcing many university publishers to reduce the number of scholarly books they publish. This move is jeopardizing the ink-on-paper outlets for scholarly research.
ISSN:0009-1383
1939-9146