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Microform and Digital Publishing
Library Hi Tech News, 2007PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to explore some of the issues surrounding the future of microfilm in a digital age with particular reference to historical archive materials.Design/methodology/approachBased on personal experience of the microform publishing market and from a paper presented at the National Preservation Office’s annual conference ...
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Understanding Digital Publishing
2017There’s much to understand when working with digitally published documents. There are several kinds of file formats and many different reading devices. And every time you turn around, something new appears on the horizon. It’s enough to make your head spin.
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Digital Technologies for Book Publishing
Publishing Research Quarterly, 2010This paper is based on an Australian government-funded research project looking at the implications of digitization for the book publishing industry, which was originally completed in 2008 and later extended to cover up to the present day. Although Australian-based the project and subsequent research has wider implications for application elsewhere ...
Tian, Xuemei, Martin, Bill
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The Digital Publishing Revolution
2014In this Chapter I discuss the theories and technologies that take part in today’s publishing revolution, a.k.a. semantic publishing. In particular, I introduce some of the most important research works on my primary fields of interest, namely markup models and languages to enhance published documents (e.g., legislative documents) semantically, and ...
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Open Digital Publishing Guidelines
This book offers a framework for faculty, staff, and student authors at Texas A&M University System institutions who are interested in creating and sharing open educational resources (OER) using the Open Digital Publishing (ODP) platform. ODP supports the development of textbooks, course materials, scholarly works, and multimedia projects that are ...Seyed Abdollah Shahrokni, Jennifer Pate
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Bahujan Digital Publishing Infrastructures
Formal knowledge production, media, and technology in India are dominated and hegemonised by elite oppressor castes (the Savarnas). The exclusion of the caste-oppressed majority (the Bahujans) from mass media systematically erases their narratives, histories, and opportunities present to them.openaire +1 more source