The state of scholarly e-books today and tomorrow: Olaf Ernst, IOP Publishing
Olaf Ernst, commercial director of IOP Publishing, which launched a new e-book programme at the Frankfurt Book FairThere is a huge demand for e-books.…
April/May 2013
The state of scholarly e-books today and tomorrow: Stephen Hawthorne, Royal Society of Chemistry
Stephen Hawthorne, executive director, sales, marketing and strategic partnerships, Royal Society of ChemistryThe Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) has a long history as a…
The state of scholarly e-books today and tomorrow: Lisa Nachtigall, Wiley
Lisa Nachtigall, director, digital books sales development, Scientific, Technical, Medical and Scholarly, Wiley Within the academic library environment, the availability of an e-book has…
The state of scholarly e-books today and tomorrow: Annika Bennett, Taylor & Francis
Annika Bennett, eBooks & online sales manager, Taylor & FrancisWe have more than 30,000 e-books and two e-book platforms, one for HSS and one…
The state of scholarly e-books today and tomorrow: Marie Turek, Swets
Marie Turek, product manager, e-books and Mendeley at SwetsThere can be quite a bit of variety between publishers, and restrictions in functionality vary enormously.…
The state of scholarly e-books today and tomorrow: Katrin Siems, De Gruyter
Katrin Siems, vice president marketing sales, De GruyterAll our publications are available as e-books and we have over 10,000 e-books live on our platform.Our…