Ausgaben classischer Werke darf jeder nachdrucken : eine Warnung für Herausgeber /

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Aanteekeningen betreffende den boekhandel van Noord-Nederland, in de 17de en 18de eeuw.

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Een veertigjarige uitgeversloopbaan. A. W. Sijthoff te Leiden. 1851--1 Januari--1891. Naar bescheiden uit het archief der zaak geschetst

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Levensschetsen en verspreide stukken.

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Einhundert Jahre des Gesch"aftshauses Ernst Siegfried Mittler und Sohn. K"onigliche Hofbuchhandlung und Hofbuchdruckerei in Berlin. Ein Zeitbild. Als Handschrift f"ur Freunde.

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Die Vossische Buchhandlung in Berlin 1693-1903 : auf Grund urkundlichen Materials zusammengestellt und als Handschrift gedruckt.

Includes bibliographical references.

Wille und Gestaltung : zum 25. Jahr des Verlages Eugen Diederichs in Jena.

"Almanach auf das Jahr 1921."

A publisher's confession,

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Indian book industry : ibi.

Latest issue consulted: Aug. 1997.

Economic survey of the book industry, 1930-1931,

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The relationship between first-order capabilities and online innovations. A comparative case study on the publishing sector.

The objective of this thesis was to study the relationship between firstorder capabilities and online innovations. First-order capabilities can be divided into market and technology capabilities, and they play an important role in the production of innovations. The study was carried out in publishing industry, where many changes have taken place in the online environment during the last few years. In the empirical research, four companies were studied, two magazine publishers and two newspaper publishers. The analysis was done in two phases; first every case was analyzed alone and then the cases were compared in cross-case analysis. The most important finding was the positive impact of market capability to the production of online innovations. The study also increased understanding about the relationship between market and technology capabilities and online innovations in general.

Protect yourself from Predatory Publishers: Tips for staying safe in Scholarly Publishing

Presented at Brock Library Spring Symposium 2015: What's really going on?

Occasional publishers: producing and marketing books in England 1771–1844

Purpose – To investigate the way in which a series of related printing businesses, owned by members of the Gye and Balne families in Bath and London from 1771 to 1844, selected and marketed their titles when they ventured into book printing and publishing. Design/methodology/approach – The basis of this research is extensive archival research analyzing primary sources, mainly the books and ephemera printed by the various firms, supported by information in contemporary newspapers and journals and in biographies of printers and publishers. Findings – The focus of these businesses was not solely on production but that marketing was also considered, and that there was each title was conceived and produced with a particular market in mind. In doing so it provides evidence of relatively advanced marketing strategies in use before 1850 and thus questions the validity of the four-eras model of marketing history. Research limitations/implications – The available primary sources are limited; while a number of books and other printed items have survived there are no extant accounts, correspondence, or other records for any of the firms that were studied. Originality/value – There has been very little research into the way small businesses during this period approached the marketing of their products. This paper is a potential model for further such historical research and also provides an example of how research into specific companies can illuminate the larger history of marketing, potentially changing the way in which we understand the development of consumer society.

Open Access in Times of Knowledge Unlatched : Cooperative Action for Books and Journals

Presentation at the seminar "Publishers and Funders for OA in Finland", Helsinki, May 24, 2016