Scholarly Communication: The Need for an Agenda for Action--A Symposium.

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Main Authors: Shaughnessy, Thomas W., And Others
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1989
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author Shaughnessy, Thomas W.
And Others
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And Others
Shaughnessy, Thomas W.
And Others
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contents Scholarly Communication: The Need for an Agenda for Action--A Symposium. Shaughnessy, Thomas W. And Others Diffusion (Communication) Economic Factors Electronic Publishing Financial Problems Information Technology Library Expenditures Library Role Needs Assessment Publishing Industry Research Libraries Scholarly Communication Scholarly Journals Scholarly Writing Writing for Publication The first article reviews problems within the scholarly communication system and programs designed to ease the situation. Responses by five academics and librarians present their perspectives on this issue. Areas discussed include economic factors, the role of research libraries, the use of information technologies, and the need for research and reassessment. (CLB)
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spellingShingle Scholarly Communication: The Need for an Agenda for Action--A Symposium.
Shaughnessy, Thomas W.
And Others
Diffusion (Communication)
Economic Factors
Electronic Publishing
Financial Problems
Information Technology
Library Expenditures
Library Role
Needs Assessment
Publishing Industry
Research Libraries
Scholarly Communication
Scholarly Journals
Scholarly Writing
Writing for Publication
Scholarly Communication: The Need for an Agenda for Action--A Symposium. Shaughnessy, Thomas W. And Others Diffusion (Communication) Economic Factors Electronic Publishing Financial Problems Information Technology Library Expenditures Library Role Needs Assessment Publishing Industry Research Libraries Scholarly Communication Scholarly Journals Scholarly Writing Writing for Publication The first article reviews problems within the scholarly communication system and programs designed to ease the situation. Responses by five academics and librarians present their perspectives on this issue. Areas discussed include economic factors, the role of research libraries, the use of information technologies, and the need for research and reassessment. (CLB)
title Scholarly Communication: The Need for an Agenda for Action--A Symposium.
topic Diffusion (Communication)
Economic Factors
Electronic Publishing
Financial Problems
Information Technology
Library Expenditures
Library Role
Needs Assessment
Publishing Industry
Research Libraries
Scholarly Communication
Scholarly Journals
Scholarly Writing
Writing for Publication
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