Scholarly publishing: digital dreams or nightmares?

Steele, Colin; Graham, Bobby

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Scholarly publishing: digital dreams or nightmares?

Date

2004

Authors

Steele, Colin

Graham, Bobby

Abstract

The world of scholarly publishing is a complex one. At one end of the scholarly publishing spectrum are the annual multi-million dollar profits of STM global publishers such as Reed Elsevier; at the other the plight of university presses in Australia.