Changing approaches
6 August 2014
Kurt Sanford is CEO of ProQuest. We ask him about e-book business models and discoverability
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The power of semantics
6 August 2014
In recent years scholarly publishers have increasingly looked to add value to the content they put online. Sian Harris asks providers of semantic enrichment tools and services how publishers can enhance their content
OA interviews: Michael Cairns, Publishing Technology
6 August 2014
With the raft of policies and mandates that impact researchers and their institutions Sian Harris asks a range of publishers and publishing services companies about their approaches to open access
OA interviews: Sam Burridge, Nature Publishing Group/Palgrave Macmillan
6 August 2014
With the raft of policies and mandates that impact researchers and their institutions Sian Harris asks a range of publishers and publishing services companies about their approaches to open access
OA interviews: Mark Patterson, eLife
6 August 2014
With the raft of policies and mandates that impact researchers and their institutions Sian Harris asks a range of publishers and publishing services companies about their approaches to open access
OA interviews: Victoria Gardner, Taylor & Francis / Routledge Journals
6 August 2014
With the raft of policies and mandates that impact researchers and their institutions Sian Harris asks a range of publishers and publishing services companies about their approaches to open access
OA interviews: Alicia Wise, Elsevier
6 August 2014
With the raft of policies and mandates that impact researchers and their institutions Sian Harris asks a range of publishers and publishing services companies about their approaches to open access
OA interviews: Georgina Gurnhill, PeerJ
6 August 2014
With the raft of policies and mandates that impact researchers and their institutions Sian Harris asks a range of publishers and publishing services companies about their approaches to open access
OA interviews: Alexander Grossmann, ScienceOpen
6 August 2014
With the raft of policies and mandates that impact researchers and their institutions Sian Harris asks a range of publishers and publishing services companies about their approaches to open access
OA interviews: Nicola Gulley, IOP Publishing
6 August 2014
With the raft of policies and mandates that impact researchers and their institutions Sian Harris asks a range of publishers and publishing services companies about their approaches to open access
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