donderdag 27 mei 2010

[NEDBIB-L] INF: Beyond the book podcast - interessant voor informatieprofessionals

Een van de podcasts die ik regelmatig beluister en waar ik veel van opsteek
is "Beyond the book". Deze podcast wordt gepubliceerd door de Amerikaanse
organisatie Copyright Clearance Centre en bevat een breed scala aan issues
die relevant zijn voor uitgeverijen, schrijvers en ook bibliotheken.

De website is http://www.beyondthebookcast.com en de RSS feed is
http://feeds.feedburner.com/Copyrightcast

Ter informatie, een aantal recente podcast titels zijn:

- Beyond Print & Paper
The flow of e-reader devices onto the consumer market has quickly shifted
from a trickle to a flood. With consumers captivated by the iPad, nook, Kindle,
Skiff Reader, and QUE, a massive surge in demand for digitally distributed
content is inevitable. As a result, those who write and publish are struggling
with a new wave of questions. How will device pricing models affect contracts
and content ownership? How will copyrights be enforced in increasingly
blogged, socialized, and cross-linked world? How can an author distribute their
own work without compromising themselves or their publishing agreements?
What will the e-book wars mean to writers and publishers? How can publishers
broaden distribution without increasing risk?

- More Content, More Screens, More Questions
Author and digital media authority Bill Rosenblatt examines how the
proliferation of mobile phones and other networked devices is giving rise to an
accompanying mobile screen culture – and what publishers need to do to
survive and thrive in such an environment.

- New Media: A Problem for Copyright?The rise of social media and the
consequences for copyright got a close examination earlier this month at the
Tools of Change conference presented by O'Reilly Media.

- Waiting for Disruptive Change in Scientific Publishing
As Michael Clarke sees it, the reports of scientific publishing's imminent demise
are much exaggerated. The long-time STM editor and pundit has written
extensively on the hardiness of this particular species of publishing even at a
time when so many other related areas are withering.

met vriendelijke groet,

Dennie Heye

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