Sentence examples for library subscription from inspiring English sources

In December it struck a publishing deal with a German research institute worth £4.3m over five years, and Bloomsbury also has a sponsorship deal with Google for its online library subscription service Public Library Online.

The third type of data (other than articles with and without GO) that we capture in the JDB is articles that we identified as likely to contain GO but which we were unable to access via our current library subscription; we send this information to our institutional library so that they are able to receive feedback about journal subscriptions we require.

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In effect, the agreement creates a legally sanctioned cartel for digital-book rights that could artificially inflate the price of library subscriptions.

Scholastic Inc., the children's book publisher, also offers library subscriptions to BookFlix, a collection of picture books that children can read online.

Adding to this mix is a proliferation of publication forms that take advantage of new media tools and shift the burden of payment for the production of scholarly literature from library subscriptions to authors via the author processing charge [gold open access (OA), e.g., Public Library of Science (PLoS) journals].

McSweeney's argues the publishing industry is doing better than ever, sales are up, young readership is up, library subscriptions are at an all-time high, but they admittedly emphasize the literary arts are thriving only in the Young Adult genre, and you can also attribute that to the digital age.

This, in turn, means that one important source of income, library subscriptions, will diminish.

New journals, as mentioned above, struggle to gain library subscriptions, and therefore have very limited reach into their intended audiences.

Open Access journals such as AoB PLANTS can help to slow these unwelcome trends by replacing library subscriptions with modest fees from authors or their supporting institutions.

Publishers struggled with the economic realities of a business model that, de facto, eliminated their single largest source of publishing revenue, library subscriptions.