Showing posts with label online publishing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label online publishing. Show all posts
25 March 2007

End of a (Print) Era

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Wow : Another storied print magazine is coming to an end in print, and the focus is shifting to online and events: InfoWorld, the weekly mag...
21 December 2006

PLoS ONE: Plus One for Science

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PLoS ONE, the new way of publishing scientific papers, has gone live . As well as fascinating papers on the Syntax and Meaning of Wild Gib...
22 November 2006

The End of the End for Academic Writing

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Scholarship never ends. There is never a last word, even about established facts. What we've had up till now in published works are stat...
20 April 2006

Closing Ranks

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Talking of Microsoft, I see that my old chums at Reed Elsevier (disclosure: I used to work there a long, long time ago) are cosying up to ...
22 March 2006

Digital Libraries - the Ebook

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It seems appropriate that a book about digital libraries has migrated to an online version that is freely available. Digital Libraries - f...
19 December 2005

Open Access: Books Too

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Hitherto, open access has tended to refer to scholarly papers published in journals. This makes the idea of establishing an online "pr...
15 December 2005

Open Access - Get the Facts

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A piece that writes very positively about open access's future quotes a survey from the Centre for Information Behaviour and the Evalua...
13 December 2005

Publish and Be Damned!

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The wilful misunderstanding of Google Books by traditional publishers is truly sad to see. They continue to propagate the idea that Google...