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Full-Text Articles in Library and Information Science
Archiving Electronic Journals, Gordon B. Neavill, Mary Ann Sheblé
Archiving Electronic Journals, Gordon B. Neavill, Mary Ann Sheblé
School of Information Sciences Faculty Research Publications
Libraries must take an active role in collecting and archiving electronic journals to ensure that their contents remain accessible to users as far into the future as possible. The CICNet electronic journals project represents a promising example of cooperative network-based archiving undertaken by the library community, but at the present stage of development the most reliable archiving option is for individual libraries or library consortia to obtain electronic journals directly from the network and establish their own access and archiving procedures. Problems involving in long-term electronic archiving include the short life expectancies of digital storage media, hardware and software dependency, …
Has The American Public Library Lost Its Purpose?, Gordon B. Neavill, Daniel F. Ring, Helaine Dauphinais
Has The American Public Library Lost Its Purpose?, Gordon B. Neavill, Daniel F. Ring, Helaine Dauphinais
School of Information Sciences Faculty Research Publications
Should 'Sex' be available at the public library? The issue of Madonna's book and the real purpose of the public library rages on in this three-way debate between a critic of "give-'em-what-they-want" selection policies, the director and trustees of a small public library, and a library historian.
Libraries And Texts In The Electronic Environment, Gordon B. Neavill
Libraries And Texts In The Electronic Environment, Gordon B. Neavill
School of Information Sciences Faculty Research Publications
No abstract provided.
Preservation Of Computer-Based And Computer-Generated Records, Gordon B. Neavill
Preservation Of Computer-Based And Computer-Generated Records, Gordon B. Neavill
School of Information Sciences Faculty Research Publications
No abstract provided.
Melcher, Daniel (1912-1985), Gordon B. Neavill
Melcher, Daniel (1912-1985), Gordon B. Neavill
School of Information Sciences Faculty Research Publications
No abstract provided.
"Editoria Elettronica, Biblioteche E Sopravvienza Delle Informazioni", Gordon B. Neavill
"Editoria Elettronica, Biblioteche E Sopravvienza Delle Informazioni", Gordon B. Neavill
School of Information Sciences Faculty Research Publications
No abstract provided.
The King Report On Library Education, Gordon B. Neavill
The King Report On Library Education, Gordon B. Neavill
School of Information Sciences Faculty Research Publications
No abstract provided.
Graduate Book Arts Education: The University Of Alabama Program, Gordon B. Neavill
Graduate Book Arts Education: The University Of Alabama Program, Gordon B. Neavill
School of Information Sciences Faculty Research Publications
No abstract provided.
Electronic Publishing, Libraries, And The Survival Of Information, Gordon B. Neavill
Electronic Publishing, Libraries, And The Survival Of Information, Gordon B. Neavill
School of Information Sciences Faculty Research Publications
No abstract provided.
The Modern Library Series And American Cultural Life, Gordon B. Neavill
The Modern Library Series And American Cultural Life, Gordon B. Neavill
School of Information Sciences Faculty Research Publications
No abstract provided.
John Tebbel: The Golden Age Between Two Wars, 1920-1940 Volume 3: A History Of Book Publishing In The United States [Book Review], Gordon B. Neavill
John Tebbel: The Golden Age Between Two Wars, 1920-1940 Volume 3: A History Of Book Publishing In The United States [Book Review], Gordon B. Neavill
School of Information Sciences Faculty Research Publications
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The Modern Library Series: Format And Design, 1917-1977, Gordon B. Neavill
The Modern Library Series: Format And Design, 1917-1977, Gordon B. Neavill
School of Information Sciences Faculty Research Publications
No abstract provided.
Book Distribution And Marketing In The United States: A Review Article, Gordon B. Neavill
Book Distribution And Marketing In The United States: A Review Article, Gordon B. Neavill
School of Information Sciences Faculty Research Publications
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Role Of The Publisher In The Dissemination Of Knowledge, Gordon B. Neavill
Role Of The Publisher In The Dissemination Of Knowledge, Gordon B. Neavill
School of Information Sciences Faculty Research Publications
Transmission of intellectual works from their producers to consume Intellectual works can be disseminated in various ways. In nonliterate societies, the only means by which constructs of words and ideas can be disseminated is recitation, either by itself or coupled with performance. With the advent of writing, these constructs can be recorded and disseminated in physical form. Publication, involving the reproduction of recorded works in multiple copies and the distribution of these copies to consumers, becomes in literate societies a major mode of the dissemination of knowledge.The publisher has three basic functions in this process: he decides, by assessing both …
Role Of The Publisher In The Dissemination Of Knowledge, Gordon B. Neavill
Role Of The Publisher In The Dissemination Of Knowledge, Gordon B. Neavill
School of Information Sciences Faculty Research Publications
In literate societies, publication is a major mode of the dissemination of knowledge. Far from being a neutral middleman in this process, the publisher influences both the production and consumption of intellectual works. The publisher forms an important part of the institutional setting in which authorship takes place. By commis- sioning authors to write some works, and through his influence at the editorial stage, the publisher influences the content of what is written. The publisher acts as a gatekeeper, determining which works will be made avail- able to the public. He oversees the reproduction of works in multiple copies, determining …
Victor Gollancz And The Left Book Club, Gordon B. Neavill
Victor Gollancz And The Left Book Club, Gordon B. Neavill
School of Information Sciences Faculty Research Publications
The Left Book Club, which existed from 1936 to 1948, was the first modern book club in Britain. It distributed left-wing political books aimed at the political education of the mass public It attempted to mobilize British opinion against Hitler and agitated for a Popular Front and a collective security alliance. The Left Book Club was founded and directed by the publishe Victor Gollancz, who remained the most important influence on the club throughout its history. The Left Book Club was a highly successful publishing enterprise, and it developed into the leading left-wing political movement of the 1930s in Britain. …
The Left Book Club: An Historical Record, Gordon B. Neavill
The Left Book Club: An Historical Record, Gordon B. Neavill
School of Information Sciences Faculty Research Publications
No abstract provided.