How to Lose Money Electronically: Word Processing and the Social Structure of Scholarly Publishing.

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Main Author: Miles, Jack
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1984
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contents How to Lose Money Electronically: Word Processing and the Social Structure of Scholarly Publishing. Miles, Jack Authors Automation Books Cost Effectiveness Editing Publishing Industry Technological Advancement Word Processing Addresses the issue of possible savings of time and money for authors and publishers resulting from author word processing and automation of scholarly book publishing industry. Automation and taxes, newspaper publishing, editing, routine expenses in the copy editing of word-processed works, and the effect on costs for libraries are covered. (EJS)
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spellingShingle How to Lose Money Electronically: Word Processing and the Social Structure of Scholarly Publishing.
Miles, Jack
Authors
Automation
Books
Cost Effectiveness
Editing
Publishing Industry
Technological Advancement
Word Processing
How to Lose Money Electronically: Word Processing and the Social Structure of Scholarly Publishing. Miles, Jack Authors Automation Books Cost Effectiveness Editing Publishing Industry Technological Advancement Word Processing Addresses the issue of possible savings of time and money for authors and publishers resulting from author word processing and automation of scholarly book publishing industry. Automation and taxes, newspaper publishing, editing, routine expenses in the copy editing of word-processed works, and the effect on costs for libraries are covered. (EJS)
title How to Lose Money Electronically: Word Processing and the Social Structure of Scholarly Publishing.
topic Authors
Automation
Books
Cost Effectiveness
Editing
Publishing Industry
Technological Advancement
Word Processing
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ312238