Disruptive technologies: taking STM publishing into the next era
Author(s) -
Karen Hunter,
Scott Virkler,
Rafael Sidi
Publication year - 2007
Publication title -
serials the journal for the serials community
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 1475-3308
pISSN - 0953-0460
DOI - 10.1629/20050
Subject(s) - publishing , world wide web , computer science , electronic publishing , library science , data science , political science , the internet , law
Publishers today face a world of 'un prece dented uncertainty' 1 . The web, Google, social networking, wikis, blogs, RSS Feeds - technological innovation has and will con tinue to impact all aspects of our business and the way we interact with our customers. But with scientific information freely available and accessible on the Internet, can traditional publishing survive? Indeed it can. While publishers have achieved a great deal using a traditional publishing model, we must now increase our level and speed of innovation to compete in today's technology landscape. We can do more than just survive - it is in fact an incredibly exciting time for the industry. The key to success and the challenge ahead lies in harnessing the openness and collaboration today's technologies present for the benefit of the scientific community and in adapting to our customers' new types of demands.
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