Publishing Trends and Practices in the Scientific Community

Aldyth Holmes

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Publishing and Scholarly Communication Library Science and Information scientometrics and bibliometrics research

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Scientific, technical, and medical (STM) publishing has been changing over the past 10 years. In Canada it has multiple business models that differ significantly from those in the humanities and social sciences. STM publishing worldwide is dominated by a few major publishers but is also very dispersed. The introduction of electronic publishing has changed the business model. This paper presents the results of a reader and author survey and discusses the implications of these results for STM publishers and their library clients.

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