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Academic publishers have called into question the usefulness of existing e-book devices for their target market, claiming students and researchers need more "ability to interact" with the internet and other sources.
This year’s APSBG Conference saw a number of discussions around the rise of digitisation, with keynote...
academic | APSBG | Catherine Neilan | David Kohn | digitisation | Home | Peter Hampson | Roger Horton
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