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APE 2010: The Semantic Desktop and the Article of the Future
During the second and third day of the APE conference three presentations were given which focused on services that would aid the information worker through the information overload. They were … Continue reading
APE 2010: Open Access and Thinking Beyond the Document
Last week I was in Berlin where I listened to some amazing talks on the future of publishing and scholarly communication delivered at the APE conference 2010. Underneath you will … Continue reading
Highlights from APM – Day 2
The second day of the Academic Publishing in the Mediterranean region (APM) conference started with a session (entitled Strength in numbers) on cooperation between and the (future) role of university … Continue reading
Highlights from APM – Day 1
Last week, on the 19th and 20th of March, the first Academic Publishing in the Mediterranean Region (APM) conference was held, an offshoot of the APE (Academic Publishing in … Continue reading
Highlights of APE 2009 – Day 2
On the second and final day of APE, Sebastian Mislej of the Jozef Stefan Institute in Ljubljana, talked about videolectures.net, a website streaming online video lectures that can be viewed … Continue reading
Highlights from APE 2009 – Day 1
The first day of the APE conference in Berlin, which, as mentioned before, focused on the impact of publishing in the digital age, started with a keynote by Georg Winkler … Continue reading
Highlights from APE 2009 – Preconference Day
From the 19th to the 21st of January I was in Berlin to visit this magnificent city and to go to the APE (Academic Publishing in Europe) conference. From their … Continue reading
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