The article describes a research project conducted in Sweden and its initial base-line results that were produced by investigating statistical data from general statistical sources, representative surveys of the Swedish population, and from public and academic libraries. The project looks into the change introduced into the book sector by e-books. Sweden was chosen as a special case – a country with a high literacy level and high penetration of information technology into everyday life of people. At the same time, the spread of e-books is at the very start and it seems that the diffusion of e-books, their production, distribution and use are affected by the problems characteristic of a typical sm...
Introduction. This paper reports on a study of e-books issues in academic libraries in two European ...
Our aim is to compare the advantages and problems of e-book acquisition identified in research liter...
This research intends to address potential factors concerning Sweden’s poor distribution of e-books ...
This paper reports on a study of publishers’ attitudes towards e-books in the context of the global ...
This paper deals with four cultural and historical features of book industry that still determine th...
This is a bachelor thesis, written at the business studies institute, Uppsala Unviersity, exploring ...
This paper addresses the issue of the understanding of the book-selling situation as Swedish booksel...
The article presents the results of two surveys carried out in Sweden and related to the electronic ...
Introducing e-books into Swedish libraries has been influenced by the idea of equal access to all me...
E-book reading is not as widespread in Sweden as in other technically comparable countries such as t...
The paper analyses three important social and cultural trends that reinforced reading in Englis...
Introduction. This paper reports on a study of e-books issues in academic libraries in two European ...
The arrival of e-books in Swedish libraries has been influenced by the ideas of provisions of equal ...
Rapid development in the realms of electronic publishing has had a profound impact on information se...
I am aware that one person usually has his preferred research topic and direction. But one still bel...
Introduction. This paper reports on a study of e-books issues in academic libraries in two European ...
Our aim is to compare the advantages and problems of e-book acquisition identified in research liter...
This research intends to address potential factors concerning Sweden’s poor distribution of e-books ...
This paper reports on a study of publishers’ attitudes towards e-books in the context of the global ...
This paper deals with four cultural and historical features of book industry that still determine th...
This is a bachelor thesis, written at the business studies institute, Uppsala Unviersity, exploring ...
This paper addresses the issue of the understanding of the book-selling situation as Swedish booksel...
The article presents the results of two surveys carried out in Sweden and related to the electronic ...
Introducing e-books into Swedish libraries has been influenced by the idea of equal access to all me...
E-book reading is not as widespread in Sweden as in other technically comparable countries such as t...
The paper analyses three important social and cultural trends that reinforced reading in Englis...
Introduction. This paper reports on a study of e-books issues in academic libraries in two European ...
The arrival of e-books in Swedish libraries has been influenced by the ideas of provisions of equal ...
Rapid development in the realms of electronic publishing has had a profound impact on information se...
I am aware that one person usually has his preferred research topic and direction. But one still bel...
Introduction. This paper reports on a study of e-books issues in academic libraries in two European ...
Our aim is to compare the advantages and problems of e-book acquisition identified in research liter...
This research intends to address potential factors concerning Sweden’s poor distribution of e-books ...