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Intended as a guide for publishing professionals, Eisenhart's book offers a vision and conceptual framework which librarians can also find useful. This title has value for academics interested in the publishing and communications processes. Any library manager, especially those responsible for collection development or acquisitions, could benefit from understanding Eisenhart's constructs. -Technical Services Quarterly If you want a realistic, no-hype view of the future of information delivery, this book is the one to buy. -Byte Magazine ? Intended as a guide for publishing professionals, Eisenhart's book offers a vision and conceptual framework which librarians can also find useful. This title has value for academics interested in the publishing and communications processes. Any library manager, especially those responsible for collection development or acquisitions, could benefit from understanding Eisenhart's constructs. ?-Technical Services Quarterly ? If you want a realistic, no-hype view of the future of information delivery, this book is the one to buy. ?-Byte Magazine I wish I'd had access to such a book long ago. It is a terrific overview of how the publishing business is changing and will be enormously helpful. I found the analysis both true to my own experience and well presented. We need this book. -Christopher Burns, information industry consultant Christopher Burns, Inc.

I wish I'd had access to such a book long ago. It is a terrific overview of how the publishing business is changing and will be enormously helpful. I found the analysis both true to my own experience and well presented. We need this book. -Christopher Burns, information industry consultant Christopher Burns, Inc. ? If you want a realistic, no-hype view of the future of information delivery, this book is the one to buy. ?-Byte Magazine ? Intended as a guide for publishing professionals, Eisenhart's book offers a vision and conceptual framework which librarians can also find useful. This title has value for academics interested in the publishing and communications processes. Any library manager, especially those responsible for collection development or acquisitions, could benefit from understanding Eisenhart's constructs. ?-Technical Services Quarterly If you want a realistic, no-hype view of the future of information delivery, this book is the one to buy. -Byte Magazine Intended as a guide for publishing professionals, Eisenhart's book offers a vision and conceptual framework which librarians can also find useful. This title has value for academics interested in the publishing and communications processes. Any library manager, especially those responsible for collection development or acquisitions, could benefit from understanding Eisenhart's constructs. -Technical Services Quarterly

""I wish I'd had access to such a book long ago. It is a terrific overview of how the publishing business is changing and will be enormously helpful. I found the analysis both true to my own experience and well presented. We need this book.""-Christopher Burns, information industry consultant Christopher Burns, Inc. ?""If you want a realistic, no-hype view of the future of information delivery, this book is the one to buy.""?-Byte Magazine ?""Intended as a guide for publishing professionals, Eisenhart's book offers a vision and conceptual framework which librarians can also find useful. This title has value for academics interested in the publishing and communications processes. Any library manager, especially those responsible for collection development or acquisitions, could benefit from understanding Eisenhart's constructs.""?-Technical Services Quarterly """"If you want a realistic, no-hype view of the future of information delivery, this book is the one to buy.""""-Byte Magazine """"Intended as a guide for publishing professionals, Eisenhart's book offers a vision and conceptual framework which librarians can also find useful. This title has value for academics interested in the publishing and communications processes. Any library manager, especially those responsible for collection development or acquisitions, could benefit from understanding Eisenhart's constructs.""""-Technical Services Quarterly

I wish I'd had access to such a book long ago. It is a terrific overview of how the publishing business is changing and will be enormously helpful. I found the analysis both true to my own experience and well presented. We need this book. -Christopher Burns, information industry consultant Christopher Burns, Inc.

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DOUGLAS M. EISENHART is an Product Manager, Electronic Publishing, in the Software Division of Houghton Mifflin Company. He formerly held management positions with Harcourt Brace Jovanovich and Westinghouse/Group W Cable Television. He has also been an independent consultant to media, publishing, and software firms.

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