Academic journal publishing: Desiderata for the digital age

Petelin, Roslyn (2004) Academic journal publishing: Desiderata for the digital age. Australian Journal of Communication, 31 3: 117-123.

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Author Petelin, Roslyn
Title Academic journal publishing: Desiderata for the digital age
Journal name Australian Journal of Communication  (ERA 2012 Listed)    (ERA 2010 Rank B)   Check publisher's open access policy
Publication date 2004
Volume number 31
Issue number 3
ISSN 08116202
Start page 117
End page 123
Total pages 7
Editor D. McKie
J. Motion
D. Munshi
Place of publication St. Lucia, Qld
Publisher School of English, Media Studies & Art History - Univ of Qld
Collection year 2004
Language eng
Subject C1
429999 Other Language and Culture
751099 Communication not elsewhere classified
Abstract The consumption of academic journals has radically changed over the past decade, explains the author. While there has been an exponential rise in published scholarship, spiralling costs for commercial journals have caused cutbacks in subscriptions to academic journals by institutional libraries and raised calls for free online access to unpublished work that scholars have produced. The rise of the Internet has facilitated a concomitant growth in online scholarship. What, asks the author, are the promises on online scholarship?
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