From the monthly archives: November 2009
Was thrilled to read in the November 25, 2009, Inside Higher Education praise from Scott McLemee about our ATG November issue features “Is There Any Such Thing as an Out-of-Print Book Anymore?” See “The Cusp of Every Bibliomaniac’s Dream,” by Scott McLemee. And thanks to John Riley and Bob Holley who guest edited the issue [...]
Read More... →Routledge Journals and UNISA Press are pleased to announce a noteworthy addition to their successful co-publishing partnership as from 2009, Education as Change joined the list of participating journals.
Education as Change is a significant addition to the publishing partnership, as it was founded at the University of Johannesburg in 1998 at a time when [...]
Read More... →From Sylvia Miller, Director of “Publishing the Civil Rights Movement” at the University of North Carolina Press.
The Charleston Conference – Top Ten Thoughts
http://lcrm.unc.edu/index.php/2009/11/12/the-charleston-conference/
4 Principles for E-book Discovery & Visibility
http://lcrm.unc.edu/index.php/2009/11/18/4-principles-for-e-book-discovery-visibility/
Serials Solutions is pleased to announce the development of a new E-Books Metadata Normalization process for Serials Solutions® KnowledgeWorks, the authoritative e-resource knowledgebase. As a result of this new process, KnowledgeWorks is able to deliver the best possible access to eBooks through 360 services and OPACs.
For the full text of this release, visit their [...]
Read More... →ACM (the Association for Computing Machinery) announced that it has agreed to participate in the Federal Library and Information Network (FEDLINK) of more than 1,000 U.S. Government member libraries to facilitate their access to the ACM Digital Library (DL). The agreement enables FEDLINK members to subscribe to the DL at a [...]
Read More... →Surviving in a Tough Economy: an Advocacy Institute Workshop
Friday, January 15, 2010, 1:30-5:00 p.m.
Boston Public Library
Can libraries make it through the economic crisis? Yes, we can! Learn how some libraries can survive — and even thrive — during a tough economy. Hear success stories, get the latest tips, and learn [...]
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