I was interested to read Organization Monkey’s post today about getting her author’s copy of a book with a chapter written by her. The book sounds very similar to the one to which I contributed some time ago but still hasn’t seen the light of day (sigh): Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice, Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). Congratulations to her on that!
Here is a table of contents list for the book to which I contributed (E-journals Access and Management, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857):
Electronic resources : the new frontier for academic libraries / Kathleen Shearer
Copyright, ejournals, and libraries : points of intersection / Brett Waytuck
Open access journals : the global movement and local publishing / Wayne Johnston
Preserving the outputs of scholarly communication for the long term : a review of recent developments in digital preservation for electronic journal content / Michael Day
Current challenges in licensing negotiation : an academic library perspective / Joy Kirchner
Developing a model license : a Canadian consortium’s experience / Scott Gillies, Tony Horava
Ejournals, budgets, and collection policies : managing the serials / Will Wakeling
Redefining service roles in the e-environment / Rollo Turner
Decline of print journals / Tinker Massey
The collaborative journey from print to electronic / Karen Pifher
When print doesn’t fade / Christa Easton
Access revolution : the birth, growth, and supremacy of electronic journals as an information medium / Norm Medeiros
RDA and ejournals / Chris Oliver
The need for electronic resource management systems in libraries / Stephanie H. Wical
Shopping in the ERM aisle : vendor and open source offerings and hints for the busy shopper / Andrew Waller, Helen Clarke
Knowledgebase maintenance and its impact on electronic access tools / Peter McCracken
Electronic resource management using a vendor product / Janet Chisman, John Webb
A homegrown contract database / Charlene N. Simser
Ejournal workflow, staffing, and collaboration in technical services : a taste for coffee, a tolerance for ambiguity, and a happy ending / Ladd Brown
Ejournal management in the small academic library / Krista M. Reichard, Brent Alan Mai, Judy Anderson
Thoughts on the future of ejournal management and access / Steve Oberg.
Steve, congratulations on your contribution to this timely book. I am concerned by the cost of the book – $180 for print and $132 for electronic. No I am not blaming you for this expensive book. Does this book price itself out the (library staff) users that should read and use electronic management?
Steve, congratulations on your contribution to this timely book. I am concerned by the cost of the book – $180 for print and $132 for electronic. No I am not blaming you for this expensive book. Does this book price itself out the (library staff) users that should read and use electronic management?
Steve, congratulations on your contribution to this timely book. I am concerned by the cost of the book – $180 for print and $132 for electronic. No I am not blaming you for this expensive book. Does this book price itself out the (library staff) users that should read and use electronic management?
Steve, congratulations on your contribution to this timely book. I am concerned by the cost of the book – $180 for print and $132 for electronic. No I am not blaming you for this expensive book. Does this book price itself out the (library staff) users that should read and use electronic management?
Steve, congratulations on your contribution to this timely book. I am concerned by the cost of the book – $180 for print and $132 for electronic. No I am not blaming you for this expensive book. Does this book price itself out the (library staff) users that should read and use electronic management?
Steve, congratulations on your contribution to this timely book. I am concerned by the cost of the book – $180 for print and $132 for electronic. No I am not blaming you for this expensive book. Does this book price itself out the (library staff) users that should read and use electronic management?
Steve, congratulations on your contribution to this timely book. I am concerned by the cost of the book – $180 for print and $132 for electronic. No I am not blaming you for this expensive book. Does this book price itself out the (library staff) users that should read and use electronic management?
Steve, congratulations on your contribution to this timely book. I am concerned by the cost of the book – $180 for print and $132 for electronic. No I am not blaming you for this expensive book. Does this book price itself out the (library staff) users that should read and use electronic management?
Steve, congratulations on your contribution to this timely book. I am concerned by the cost of the book – $180 for print and $132 for electronic. No I am not blaming you for this expensive book. Does this book price itself out the (library staff) users that should read and use electronic management?
Steve, congratulations on your contribution to this timely book. I am concerned by the cost of the book – $180 for print and $132 for electronic. No I am not blaming you for this expensive book. Does this book price itself out the (library staff) users that should read and use electronic management?
Steve, congratulations on your contribution to this timely book. I am concerned by the cost of the book – $180 for print and $132 for electronic. No I am not blaming you for this expensive book. Does this book price itself out the (library staff) users that should read and use electronic management?
Steve, congratulations on your contribution to this timely book. I am concerned by the cost of the book – $180 for print and $132 for electronic. No I am not blaming you for this expensive book. Does this book price itself out the (library staff) users that should read and use electronic management?
Steve, congratulations on your contribution to this timely book. I am concerned by the cost of the book – $180 for print and $132 for electronic. No I am not blaming you for this expensive book. Does this book price itself out the (library staff) users that should read and use electronic management?
Steve, congratulations on your contribution to this timely book. I am concerned by the cost of the book – $180 for print and $132 for electronic. No I am not blaming you for this expensive book. Does this book price itself out the (library staff) users that should read and use electronic management?
Steve, congratulations on your contribution to this timely book. I am concerned by the cost of the book – $180 for print and $132 for electronic. No I am not blaming you for this expensive book. Does this book price itself out the (library staff) users that should read and use electronic management?
Steve, congratulations on your contribution to this timely book. I am concerned by the cost of the book – $180 for print and $132 for electronic. No I am not blaming you for this expensive book. Does this book price itself out the (library staff) users that should read and use electronic management?
Steve, congratulations on your contribution to this timely book. I am concerned by the cost of the book – $180 for print and $132 for electronic. No I am not blaming you for this expensive book. Does this book price itself out the (library staff) users that should read and use electronic management?
Steve, congratulations on your contribution to this timely book. I am concerned by the cost of the book – $180 for print and $132 for electronic. No I am not blaming you for this expensive book. Does this book price itself out the (library staff) users that should read and use electronic management?
Steve, congratulations on your contribution to this timely book. I am concerned by the cost of the book – $180 for print and $132 for electronic. No I am not blaming you for this expensive book. Does this book price itself out the (library staff) users that should read and use electronic management?
Steve, congratulations on your contribution to this timely book. I am concerned by the cost of the book – $180 for print and $132 for electronic. No I am not blaming you for this expensive book. Does this book price itself out the (library staff) users that should read and use electronic management?
Hi,
Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.
I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.
Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.
Steve
Hi,
Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.
I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.
Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.
Steve
Hi,
Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.
I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.
Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.
Steve
Hi,
Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.
I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.
Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.
Steve
Hi,
Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.
I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.
Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.
Steve
Hi,
Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.
I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.
Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.
Steve
Hi,
Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.
I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.
Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.
Steve
Hi,
Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.
I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.
Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.
Steve
Hi,
Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.
I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.
Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.
Steve
Hi,
Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.
I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.
Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.
Steve
Hi,
Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.
I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.
Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.
Steve
Hi,
Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.
I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.
Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.
Steve
Hi,
Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.
I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.
Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.
Steve
Hi,
Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.
I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.
Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.
Steve
Hi,
Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.
I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.
Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.
Steve
Hi,
Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.
I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.
Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.
Steve
Hi,
Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.
I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.
Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.
Steve
Hi,
Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.
I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.
Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.
Steve
Hi,
Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.
I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.
Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.
Steve
Hi,
Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It’s confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.
I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn’t cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.
Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.
Steve
Steve, congratulations on your contribution to this timely book. I am concerned by the cost of the book – $180 for print and $132 for electronic. No I am not blaming you for this expensive book. Does this book price itself out the (library staff) users that should read and use electronic management?
Hi,
Yikes! That IS expensive. The pricing you quote though is not for the book
to which I contributed (*E-journals Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed.
and published by Haworth, ISBN 9780789033857) but rather to the following
book: Electronic Resource Management in Libraries: Research and Practice,
Holly Yu and Scott Breivold, eds. (ISBN 9781599048918). It's confusing, I
know. And the wording of my post lends to confusion.
I checked the price of the book to which I contributed (again, it is
*E-journals
Access and Management*, Wayne Jones, ed. and published by Haworth, ISBN
9780789033857), and it isn't cheap either. The cost shown on Amazon is $95.
Either book is pricey, I agree. This gets to the heart of the dilemma of
academic book publishing. The publishing cycle is far too slow and by the
time a book is actually published, the content may be out of date, making
the purchase price somewhat more questionable.
Steve