Columbia University Press: Trading on Tradition.(Brief Article)

From: Technical Communication | Date: May 1, 1999| Author: Shires, Nancy P. | Copyright information

F. Fialkoff. 1998. Library journal 123, no. 14:141-143.

Columbia plans to keep solvent by balancing reference, scholarly, and trade titles and by combining print and electronic publishing, including an innovative collaboration with the university library. Old-line reference titles will provide a predictable cash flo...

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