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Navigable Slide Index
- Introduction
- What is digital content?
- Challenges: management and financial
- Why do we need to adapt?
- The cost of accessing digital content
- Funding
- Document supply
- Quotation from Mike McGrath
- Searching a range of resources using one engine
- Access vs. ownership (1)
- Access vs. ownership (2)
- Journal review
- UCP Marjon analysis of journal usage
- Electronic serial subscription expenditure
- Print serial titles purchased
- Quotation from the CILIP
- E-books (1)
- E-books (2)
- E-books (3)
- Low take up of e-books
- Stimulating the e-books market
- Purchasing models
- Aggregators
- The Browne report
- Barriers
- About to break through barriers?
- Professor Robert Darnton
- Publicly funded resource available to all
- The future (1)
- The past
- The future (2)
- Thank you
Reflective Questions
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In an age of ‘digital’ Is there utility in distinguishing between ‘digital libraries‘, ‘digital museums’, ‘digital cinemas’, ‘digital concert halls’ and ‘digital art galleries’?
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How has ‘digital’ affected the enforcement of copyright?
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Will journals, volumes and issues be rendered obsolete by the ‘digital revolution’ and replaced by ‘databases’?
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What are the consequences of the invention of e-books?
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What potential alternative futures are there for libraries?
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If a digital library is free for the user who should pay to create and maintain it?
Topics Covered
- UK digital content
- Academic perspective
- Born digital
- Cost of accessing digital content
- Funding models
- E-journals
- Access vs. ownership
- E-books
- Reasons for low take up
- Purchasing models
- Barriers to accessing digital content
- Open access -The future
Talk Citation
Evans, W. (2012, December 30). From here to there: library content in the digital age [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved April 20, 2024, from https://hstalks.com/bm/2470/.Export Citation (RIS)
Publication History
From here to there: library content in the digital age
Published on December 30, 2012
30 min