Librarians, Publishers, and Scholars, Common Interests, Different Views: The View of an Independent Scholarly Publisher.

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Autore principale: Praeger, Frederick A.
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1984
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author Praeger, Frederick A.
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Praeger, Frederick A.
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contents Librarians, Publishers, and Scholars, Common Interests, Different Views: The View of an Independent Scholarly Publisher. Praeger, Frederick A. Information Dissemination Information Networks Libraries Publications Publishing Industry Researchers Technological Advancement Examination of the relationship among librarians, independent scholarly publishers, and scholars as natural partners in the creation and dissemination of knowledge highlights traditional functions and the disruption of the relationship caused by new technologies of electronic publishing and information networks. Ways of dealing constructively with the challenge are suggested. (EJS)
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spellingShingle Librarians, Publishers, and Scholars, Common Interests, Different Views: The View of an Independent Scholarly Publisher.
Praeger, Frederick A.
Information Dissemination
Information Networks
Libraries
Publications
Publishing Industry
Researchers
Technological Advancement
Librarians, Publishers, and Scholars, Common Interests, Different Views: The View of an Independent Scholarly Publisher. Praeger, Frederick A. Information Dissemination Information Networks Libraries Publications Publishing Industry Researchers Technological Advancement Examination of the relationship among librarians, independent scholarly publishers, and scholars as natural partners in the creation and dissemination of knowledge highlights traditional functions and the disruption of the relationship caused by new technologies of electronic publishing and information networks. Ways of dealing constructively with the challenge are suggested. (EJS)
title Librarians, Publishers, and Scholars, Common Interests, Different Views: The View of an Independent Scholarly Publisher.
topic Information Dissemination
Information Networks
Libraries
Publications
Publishing Industry
Researchers
Technological Advancement
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ295500