Building Publishing Services in the Academic Library
Brian Rosenblum
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Brian Rosenblum
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In an effort to address concerns about the current state of scholarly communication, some academic libraries are taking on more active roles as publishers of scholarly information. This presentation will look at various examples of library-supported publishing efforts, some of the issues and considerations in launching such efforts, and some of the open-source tools that can support scholarly electronic publishing.
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In an effort to address concerns about the current state of scholarly communication, some academic libraries are taking on more active roles as publishers of scholarly information. This presentation will look at various examples of library-supported publishing efforts, some of the issues and considerations in launching such efforts, and some of the open-source tools that can support scholarly electronic publishing.
Key concepts: Publishing, Scholarly communication, Presentation (obstetrics), Academic library, Electronic publishing, Library science, World Wide Web, State (computer science)