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An Overview of Electronic Books: A Bibliography
Electronic Library, 2005PurposeThe purpose is to bring together all bibliographic references of the published literature on electronic books (e‐books) and related technologies in one source so that it will save time for others in conducting literature searches and reviewing the developments.Design/methodology/approachThe information included in this bibliography is collected ...
Chennupati K. Ramaiah
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Publishing Research Quarterly, 2003
Sous l'influence grandissante des nouvelles technologies, l'adaptation des oeuvres avec droits d'auteur aux nouveaux moyens d'exploitation continue de soulever des questions liees aux nouveaux usages. Les droits des premiers editeurs d'un ouvrage s'etendent-ils aux formats electroniques ?
David Goldberg, Thomas Kjellberg
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Sous l'influence grandissante des nouvelles technologies, l'adaptation des oeuvres avec droits d'auteur aux nouveaux moyens d'exploitation continue de soulever des questions liees aux nouveaux usages. Les droits des premiers editeurs d'un ouvrage s'etendent-ils aux formats electroniques ?
David Goldberg, Thomas Kjellberg
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CHI '99 extended abstracts on Human factors in computing systems - CHI '99, 1999
Science fiction introduced the idea of an electronic book; some early prototypes showed the potential of such devices (Kay and Goldberg, 1977); now we have the technology to implement these ideas (Lewis, 1998; Schilit et al., 1998). Still missing, however, is a principled look at interaction design and features that make electronic books useable and ...
Gene Golovchinsky +2 more
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Science fiction introduced the idea of an electronic book; some early prototypes showed the potential of such devices (Kay and Goldberg, 1977); now we have the technology to implement these ideas (Lewis, 1998; Schilit et al., 1998). Still missing, however, is a principled look at interaction design and features that make electronic books useable and ...
Gene Golovchinsky +2 more
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Aslib Proceedings, 1999
Books include novels, dictionaries, telephone books, textbooks, anthologies, instruction manuals, proceedings of meetings and directories. The phrase “electronic books” has been applied to some types of CD‐ROM systems, palm‐top CD players, on‐demand text, electronic document systems of various kinds ± in fact to almost any kind of computer‐based text ...
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Books include novels, dictionaries, telephone books, textbooks, anthologies, instruction manuals, proceedings of meetings and directories. The phrase “electronic books” has been applied to some types of CD‐ROM systems, palm‐top CD players, on‐demand text, electronic document systems of various kinds ± in fact to almost any kind of computer‐based text ...
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International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 2012
We describe a software book model that emulates a range of properties associated with physical books-analog page turning, visual location cues, bookmarks and annotations-and, furthermore, incorporates many advantages of digital environments-hyperlinks, multimedia, full-text search, automatic identification of synonyms, cross-referencing of key terms ...
Veronica Liesaputra, Ian H. Witten
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We describe a software book model that emulates a range of properties associated with physical books-analog page turning, visual location cues, bookmarks and annotations-and, furthermore, incorporates many advantages of digital environments-hyperlinks, multimedia, full-text search, automatic identification of synonyms, cross-referencing of key terms ...
Veronica Liesaputra, Ian H. Witten
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International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 1989
The electronic book is a project which examines the possibilities offered by computers for animating scientific texts. With the advent of the micro-computer, access to the text (textual base), need no longer be sequential. The user of the electronic book can now “jump”, to the table of contents, the index, the bibliography or to links placed in the ...
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The electronic book is a project which examines the possibilities offered by computers for animating scientific texts. With the advent of the micro-computer, access to the text (textual base), need no longer be sequential. The user of the electronic book can now “jump”, to the table of contents, the index, the bibliography or to links placed in the ...
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Buy the book: electronic commerce in the book trade
Journal of Information Technology, 1999Exploitation of the World Wide Web (WWW) is a pipedream for many businesses, as they do not or cannot analyse their motives for having a web site. Many do not understand that there is more to a successful web site than having a corporate logo on a home page. They do not foresee the effort that goes into maintaining a web site, the increased competition
Claudia Loebbecke +2 more
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Familiarization of electronic books
The Electronic Library, 2001Highlights the evolution and potentiality of electronic books (eBooks) and presents a comprehensive definition from the various definitions reported for eBooks and their types, the pros, cons and users. Available eBook hardware, such as Rocket eBook Reader, SoftBook Reader, EveryBook Dedicated Reader and Millennium eBook Reader; software, viz.
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