Humanist Discussion Group, Vol. 16, No. 359.
Centre for Computing in the Humanities, King's College London
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Date: Tue, 03 Dec 2002 06:50:27 +0000
From: Eve Trager <etrager@umich.edu>
Subject: COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESS TO PUBLISH THE JOURNAL OF
ELECTRONIC PUBLISHING
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESS TO PUBLISH THE JOURNAL OF ELECTRONIC PUBLISHING
Newly Revamped Journal to Publish Again in Spring
The Journal of Electronic Publishing and Columbia University Press
announce with pleasure their new partnership. With the release of the
Spring 2003 issue, The Journal of Electronic Publishing will be published
by Columbia University Press and will be re-launched with a new design,
augmented content, enhanced search capabilities, and a new home address on
the Columbia University Press Web site. Publication of JEP will be on a
brief hiatus until spring.
The University of Michigan Press published JEP since its inception in
1995. The University of Michigan Press and Columbia University Press have
agreed that all archives of the journal will be moved to Columbia, and
calls to the old URL addresses will be automatically redirected to JEP's
new home. In partnership with Columbia, JEP can reach a far wider
audience, including many of the subscribers to CUP's renowned electronic
publications. William Strachan, director of CUP said, "This move comes
just as we ready the publication of The Columbia Guide to Digital
Publishing. Columbia's staff and its committee of top experts in the field
of digital publishing will now be available to work with the members of
the JEP staff to strengthen JEP's position as the definitive journal in
the field."
The Journal of Electronic Publishing has been published since January,
1995. It currently delivers three issues a year, in April, August, and
December. Judith Axler Turner and Eve Trager, who both joined the journal
in 1997, will continue in their respective positions of editor and
managing editor. JEP is available by free subscription, and has 1,700
subscribers and thousands more readers, mostly in the publishing industry,
libraries, and the academy. Readers have access to close to 200 articles
written by industry professionals in library science, private publishing,
and academic presses.
--Judith Axler Turner Editor The Journal of Electronic Publishing http://www.press.umich.edu/jep (202) 986-3463
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