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Beyond Books

The 2009 Bloomsbury Conference on e-Publishing and e-Publications provided valuable insights into the evolving landscape of research and publishing. With a focus on the experiences of younger researchers and their desire for instant access to resources, discussions highlighted the shift in workflows within academia. The significance of adapting to new formats, including mobile editions, and the need for flexible approaches in publishing were emphasized. Attendees engaged in discussions on the impact of formal and informal publication methods in reaching broader audiences.

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Beyond Books

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  1. Beyond Books THIRD BLOOMSBURY CONFERENCE ON E-PUBLISHING AND E-PUBLICATIONS, 25 & 26 JUNE 2009

  2. DamnedWorkflows ! A. Researcher (trad.)

  3. A. Researcher – the younger

  4. Wherever I happen to be I just want it now! And I want to do more with it A. Researcher – the younger

  5. A. Researcher – the younger

  6. A. Researcher – the younger

  7. A. Researcher – the younger

  8. Web-book Trendalyser eXplorer A. Researcher – the younger

  9. Mobile edition A. Researcher – the younger

  10. A. Researcher – the younger

  11. Supply Chains?! A. Publisher – (the hirsute)

  12. Authors. We’re learning that . . . Formal Long Written Peer/Funding focus Less formal Long & short Written, audio, visual Want impact among a wider audience A. Researcher (trad.) A. Researcher (younger.)

  13. As publishers, we’re learning that We have to be flexible

  14. Thank you toby.green@oecd.org You can find links to all the Factbook editions on the Factbook homepage: www.oecd.org/publications/factbook

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