Writings about e-book publishing, 2005

Cell Phones Put to Novel Use. Wired news 18 March 2005. Available at: http://www.wired.com/news/gizmos/0,1452,66950,00.html?tw=rss.TEK (18/03/2005)

E-books in the UK. Bruce's Australian E-book Newsletter Available at: http://www.e-book.com.au/main.html#6 (15/03/2005).

Microsoft, British Library to Digitize Content. Advanced Technology Libraries 34 (12): 1-12.

New e-books platform for UK [Ellibs]. Bookseller 6 May 2005. p. 8.

Pressing On - Uni. Publishing goes Digital. Bruce's Australian E-book Newsletter Available at: http://www.e-book.com.au/main.html#3 (15/03/2005).

The Future of Reference Publishing: Interview with John Dove, CEO, and James Raiher, Publishing Manager, Xrefer Ltd. [Extracted from a report entitled The Future of Reference Publishing published by Electronic Publishing Services Ltd in October 2005; see http://www.epsltd.com.] eLucidate 2 (6): 1-4.

Algenio, Emilie and Thompson-Young, Alexia (2005) Licensing E-Books: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.Journal of Library Administration 423 (3/4): 113-28.

Appleton, Leo (2005) Using electronic textbooks: promoting, placing and embedding. The Electronic Library 23 (1): 54-63.

Appleton, Leo (2005) The use of electronic books in midwifery education: the student perspective. Health Information and Libraries Journal 21 (4): 245-252.

Bailey Jr, Charles W. (2005) Open Access Bibliography: Liberating Scholarly Literature with E-Prints and Open Access Journals. Mountain View, CA, Association of Research Libraries.

Bailey Jr, Charles W. (2005) The Google Print Controversy: A Bibliography. Available at http://www.escholarlypub.com/digitalkoans/2005 /10/25/the-google-print-controversy-a-bibliography/ (25/10/2005).

Ball, David (2005) A New Model for Procuring e-Books. New Review of Academic Librarianship 1 (11): 1-11.

Barker, Philip (2005) Using e-books for knowledge management. The Electronic Library 23 (1): 5-8.

Bennett, Linda and Landoni, Monica (2005) E-books in academic libraries. The Electronic Library 23 (1): 9-16.

Berube, Linda (2005) E-Books in Public Libraries: A Terminal or Termination Technology? Interlending & document supply 33 (1): 14-18.

Caldwell, Tracey (2005) Buyers Get Tough. Information World Review 218: 12-13.

Caldwell, Tracey (2005) Don't let e-books give you cardiac arrest. Information World Review 219: 11-13.

Chan, Gayle R. Y. C. and Janny K. Lai (2005) Shaping the strategy for e-books: A Hong Kong perspective. Library Collections, Acquisitions, and Technical Services 29 (2): 205-19.

Chillingworth, Mark (2005) Digital gets Slice of the Action. Information World Review 218: 11.

Chillingworth, Mark (2005) Publishers face up to web's challenge to text books: Text book delivery set to alter dramatically as the web provides new challenges. Information World Review Blog 21/12/2005. Available at http://www.iwr.co.uk/2147804 (21/12/2005)

Christianson, Marilyn and Marsha Aucoin (2005) Electronic or Print Books: Which Are Used? Library Collections, Acquisitions, & Technical Services 29 (1): 71-81.

Clark, Brian F. and Thompson, William (2005) I Have Seen the Future and It 'Doesn't Quite' Work. Against the Grain 17 (1): 57-59.

Connaway, Lynn Silipigni and Snyder, Clifton (2005) Transaction Log Analyses of Electronic Book (eBook) Usage. Against the Grain 17 (1): 85-93.

Covey, Denise Troll (2005) Acquiring Copyright Permission to Digitize and Provide Open Access to Books. Washington, DC: Council on Library and Information Resources and Digital Library Federation.

Coyle, Karen (2005) CHAOS — eBooks: Where Have All the Standards Gone? Against the Grain 17 (1): 84.

Crawford, Walt (2005) OCA and GLP 1: Ebooks, Etext, Libraries and the Commons. Cites & Insights: Crawford at Large 5 (14). Available at http://cites.boisestate.edu/v5i14a.htm (27/11/2005).

Dawson, Alan and Wallis, Jake (2005) Twenty Issues in eBook Creation. Against the Grain 17 (1): 18-25.

Ferguson, Cris (2005) eBooks: State of the Art. Against the Grain 17 (1): 1.

Ferguson, Tony (2005) Back Talk - Quick Visit to Libraries in Singapore. Against the Grain 17 (1): 94.

Fox, Megan (2005) eBook Reading Devices. eBooks in Illinois Academic Libraries Conference. [PowerPoint] Available at: http://faculty.mckendree.edu/william_harroff/ebe/IAED_Program.htm (15/03/2005).

Gall, James E. (2005) Dispelling five myths about e-books. Information Technology and Libraries 24 (1) (March 2005): 25-31.

Garrod, Penny (2005) E-Books: Are They the Interlibrary Lending Model of the Future? Interlending & Document Supply 32 (4): 227-233.

Gedeon, Randle and Meyer, Bettina (2005) eBooks at Western Michigan University: A Case Study. Against the Grain 17 (1): 52-54.

Green, Toby and Brosius, Matt (2005) Success Model for eBooks. Against the Grain 17 (1): 30-35.

Grogg, Jill E and Ashmore, Beth (2005) Riding the eBook Wave. Against the Grain 17 (1): 41-49.

Gunter, Barrie (2005) The promise of e-books. Library + Information Update 4 (10): 25.

Gunter, Barrie (2005) Electronic books: a survey of users in the UK. Aslib Proceedings 57 (6): 513-522.

Haarhoff, Leith (2005) Books from the past:an e-books project at Culturenet Cymru. Program 39 (1): 50-65.

Harroff, B and Johnson, Charlotte (2005) (r)Evolutionary, (e)Books. [PowerPoint] eBooks in Illinois Academic Libraries Conference Available at: http://faculty.mckendree.edu/william_harroff/ebe/IAED_Program.htm (15/03/2005).

Herther, Nancy K (2005) The e-book industry today: a bumpy road becomes an evolutionary path to market maturity. The Electronic Library 23 (1): 45-53.

Howard, Paul E. and Rastorfer, Renee Y. (2005) Do We Still Need Books? A Selected Annotated Bibliography. Law Library Journal 97 (2): 257-83.

Igun, Stella E (2005) Implications for electronic publishing in libraries and information centres in Africa. The Electronic Library 23 (1): 82-91.

Ismail, Roesnita and Zainab A.N. (2005) The Pattern of e-Book Use amongst Undergraduates in Malaysia: A case of to know is to use. Malaysian Journal of Library & Information Science 10 (2): 1-23.

Kubilius, Ramune (2005) eBooks in the Health Sciences: Trends and Challenges. Against the Grain 17 (1): 36-40.

Lavoie, Brian; Lynn Silipigni Connaway and Lorcan Dempsey (2005) Anatomy of Aggregate Collections: The Example of Google Print for Libraries.
D-Lib Magazine 11 (9) (September 2005) Available at http://www.dlib.org/dlib/september05/lavoie/09lavoie.html (03/10/2005)

Liu, Ziming (2005) Reading Behavior in the Digital Environment: Changes in Reading Behavior Over the Past Ten Years. Journal of Documentation 61 (6): 700-712.

Malama, Chrysanthi; Landoni, Monica and Wilson, Ruth. (2005) What Readers Want: A Study of E-Fiction Usability. D-Lib Magazine 11 (5). Available at http://www.dlib.org/dlib/may05/wilson/05wilson.html (17/05/2005).

Maynard, Sally and Cheyne, Emily (2005) Can electronic textbooks help children to learn? The Electronic Library 23 (1): 103-115.

McCullough, Ellen (2005) eBooks and E-content: A Panel Discussion at Charleston. Against the Grain 17 (1): 50-51.

McDowall, Bob (2005) The direction of e-books? IT-Director.com 23rd November 2005. Available at http://www.it-director.com/article.php?articleid=13014&quote=gen (28/11/2005).

McFall, Ryan (2005) Electronic textbooks that transform how textbooks are used. The Electronic Library 23 (1): 72-81.

McLuckie, Ann (2005) E-books in an academic library: implementation at the ETH Library, Zurich. The Electronic Library 23 (1): 92-102.

Miller,Ron (2005) Ebooks Worm Their Way Into the Reference Market. Econtent 28 (7-8): 30-34.

Oghojafor, Kingsley (2005) How Anyone Can Write, Compile and Sell (or give away) E-books on the Internet. Information for Social Change 21.

Peters, Tom (2005) Digital Convergence Revisited. eBooks in Illinois Academic Libraries Conference. [PowerPoint] Available at: http://faculty.mckendree.edu/william_harroff/ebe/IAED_Program.htm (15/03/2005).

Quint, Barbara (2005) Books Online: The Fee versus Free Battle Begins. Information Today (21st November) Available at http://www.infotoday.com/newsbreaks/nb051121-2.shtml (27/11/2005).

Ramaiah, Chennupati K (2005) An overview of electronic books: a bibliography. The Electronic Library 23 (1): 17-44.

Rao, Siriginidi Subba (2005) Electronic Book Technologies: An Overview of the Present Situation. Library Review 53 (7): 363-371.

Rao, Siriginidi Subba (2005) Electronic books: their integration into library and information centers. The Electronic Library 23 (1): 116-140.

Rogers, Michael (2005) Blackwell's adds 25K EBL Titles. Library Journal 130 (12): 31.

Rossman, Parker (2005) Beyond the Book: Electronic Textbooks will bring Worldwide Learning. The Futurist 39 (1): 18-23.

Smith, Kathlin (2005) American Literature E-Scholarship: A Revolution in the Making." CLIR 46.

Su, Shiao-Feng (2005) Desirable search features of web-based scholarly e-book systems. The Electronic Library 23 (1): 64-71.

Summerfield, Mary (2005) University Presses & E-Books. eBooks in Illinois Academic Libraries Conference. [PowerPoint] Available at: http://faculty.mckendree.edu/william_harroff/ebe/IAED_Program.htm (15/03/2005).

Tedd, Lucy A. (2005) e-Books in Academic Libraries: an International Overview. New Review of Academic Librarianship 1 (11): 57-79.

Thompson, John B. (2005) Books in the Digital Age: The Transformation of Academic and Higher Education Publishing in Britain and the United States. Polity Press.

Vaknin, Sam (2005) Free Public Domain and Copyrighted e-Books Online. FreePint 186 14th July. Available at: http://www.freepint.com/issues/140705.htm (11/08/2005).

Wicht, Heather (2005) Selecting and Acquiring eBooks: So Many Choices, So Many Processes. Against the Grain 17 (1): 26-29.

Widmark, Wilhelm (2005) Textbooks as eBooks: A Case Study from the University Library of Stockholm, Sweden. Against the Grain 17 (1): 55-56.

Wynne, Peter M. (2005) The NoWAL NetLibrary e-Book Collection: A Case Study of a Consortial Agreement. New Review of Academic Librarianship 1 (11): 81-94.