Publishing in UK Law

The first journals appeared in 1665: Le Journal des Scavans in Paris and Philosophical Transactions in London. They were the first publications with quality control, introducing concepts like appro...

Purpose: The purpose of this paper is first to construct an e‐publishing model and then to implement the model in Iranian publishers. Design/methodology/approach: This article critically tries to ...

Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. My paper today is on the subject of worldwide trends in CDROM publishing and I wish to present this within the framework of the industry structure.

Monographs are conventionally books which report specialized research work to a restricted readership. The publishing of such books requires special publishing skills of both an editorial and finan...

The impact of electronic publishing (e‐publishing) on library collections, services and administration is complex. There are no simple solutions to the problems of managing the collection, archivin...

Desktop publishing and how it can be used to produce documents are described: document design including the intended market, planning and designing the page. The principles of design are reviewed t...

Laser printers and powerful word processing, desktop publishing, and graphic arts software for micro‐computers make it possible, and easy, to communicate graphically as well as textually. Research ...

Purpose: The 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/methodolo...

Purpose: New technologies allow for efficient dissemination of scientific knowledge objects (SKOs). Yet they are likely to transform SKOs as well. The aim of this paper is to propose a way to struc...

Focuses on the changes taking place in the world of scholarly publishing. Outlines the activities and future plans of a selection of new open distribution publishing sources.