News
Palgrave launches e-book platform
11.11.08 Benedicte Page
Palgrave Macmillan is to launch its own e-book platform for libraries in January. Palgrave Connect will offer access to 4,000 e-books, organised by discipline and year of publication, and the list will be updated quarterly.
The platform has been developed in association with sister company Nature Publishing Group (NPG) and is powered by its online platform nature.com, alongside Palgrave Macmillan's journals.
Palgrave said the the choice of NPG as partner meant that librarians could control their institution's subscriptions to journal and ebook products from both publishers via one administration system and with a single point of contact for customer service.
Alison Jones, director of digital development at Palgrave Macmillan, said: "Access to books online is rapidly becoming as important for academics and professionals as traditional print models."
See Also
Related
- PLR doubt over library e-book plans
- WHS still cautious over e-books
- Macmillan to sell titles via mobile phones
- Askews enters e-books arena
- Doyle leaves Picador
Book news from the BBC
- Regulators eye Google book deal
- Top police officer's book blocked
- Self help Victorian style
- 'Why I created Islamic super heroes'
- US judge bans 'Rye' book sequel
Latest Comments
- Not really the point, but who the hell reads 'erotic' fiction?
- Isn't erotica supposed to sell well? I don't get why Black Lace stopped...
- This sucks. I love them!
- "Speaking at the Campaign for the Book conference on Saturday (29th June),...
- I'm not an author with Black Lace or Nexus. My only comment: How stupid...
RSS
Subscriber Content