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XML Backlist Experiment

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Reviews and Notices

2008

Chronicle Follow-up on Gutenberg-e Move to HEB
(Chronicle of Higher Education, March 7, 2008)

Director of Columbia University Press Discusses Gutenberg-e/HEB Experiment
(Columbia University Press Blog, February 28, 2008)

Chronicle of Higher Education Announces Gutenberg-e Move to Open-Access and HEB
(The Chronicle of Higher Education, February 26, 2008)

Library Journal’s Academic Newswire highlights HEB, Gutenberg-e
(Academic Newswire, Library Journal, February, 19, 2008)

Library Journal reports on access to the Gutenberg-e Project through ACLS Humanities E-Book and now also via open access.

Gutenberg-e Books Now Available Open Access and through ACLS Humanities E-Book
(AHA Today, American Historical Association, February 13, 2008)

From Robert B. Townsend, AHA’s Assistant Director, Research and Publications: “We hope that making the books available in these two new forms promotes increased interest, attention, and use in the academy.” Townsend encourages scholars to read and compare the formats of the electronic monographs and states that “…these books stand as models of exceptional scholarship in the discipline and rich examples of how new media can transform the traditional monograph form.”

2007

ACLS Humanities E-Book to Host the CTC
(Renaissance News & Notes, Renaissance Society of America, Summer 2007)

From RSA’s Executive Director John Monfasani: “One of the great scholarly projects of our time is the Catalogus Translationum et Commentariorum…So it was with considerable joy that I received the notice [from ACLS]. The great advantage of online access is…the ability to consult something whenever and wherever we want. Indeed, since the online version will be searchable, the CTC has become even more valuable.”

CAA Monographs Are Now E-Books
(CAA News, July 2007)

“Through a partnership with the ACLS Humanities E-Book Project, CAA is pleased to announce that a number of volumes from the CAA Monographs Series, many long out of print, are now being reissued as e-books, available as online downloads and CD-ROMs, and in print-on-demand (POD) format.”

IATH to Partner with ACLS Humanities E-Book Project
(IATH News, Spring 2007)

“ACLS Humanities E-Book and The Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities of the University of Virginia are happy to announce their new partnership aimed at producing, hosting, and distributing new born-digital scholarship in the humanities. Bernard Frischer, IATH Director, says “this is more than a natural alliance between a digital production unit and a digital distributor. IATH’s relationship with HEB is a crucial step forward in making innovative digital scholarship sustainable and as normal a feature of the academic landscape as print publication has long been.”

Archived Reviews and Notices, 2001 - 2006

Upcoming and Recent Conferences

In its efforts to strengthen outreach to the library and scholarly communities, ACLS Humanities E-Book continues to travel widely, attending conferences, participating in panel discussions, and giving lectures and demonstrations. Please see below for a complete list of HEB’s recent and upcoming activities.

(For a more extensive list of past conferences and meetings, see Past Conferences Attended.)

Upcoming Conferences
Organization/
Event
Location Dates HEB Role
ALA Midwinter Meeting 2009 (American Library Association) Denver, CO January 23–28, 2009 Exhibit
ACRL 14th National Conference
(Association of College and Research Libraries)
Seattle, WA March 12–15, 2009 Exhibit

Recent Conferences
Organization/
Event
Location Dates HEB Role
ACLS Annual Meeting (American Council of Learned Societies) Pittsburgh, PA May 8–10, 2008 Attending
NCEA 2008 Convention (National Catholic Educational Association) Indianapolis, IN March 25–28, 2008 Exhibit
Harnessing Virtual Worlds Summit
(Stanford Research Institute)
Menlo Park, CA February 15–17, 2008 Participating
ALA Midwinter Meeting 2008
(American Library Association)
Philadelphia, PA January 11–14, 2008 Exhibit
AHA Annual Meeting
(American Historical Association)
Washington, DC January 3–6, 2008 Exhibit
SSRC-Columbia Book Fellowship Program
(Social Science Research Council)
New York, NY December 14–16, 2007 Speaking
SENYLRC Training Session
(Southeastern New York Library Resources Council)
Highland, NY November 28, 2007 Speaking
TEI@20: 20 Years of Supporting the Digital Humanities
(Text Encoding Initiative Consortium)
College Park, MD November 1-2, 2007 Speaking
Collaboration and Community-Based Initiatives
(JSTOR, ARTstor, Portico, Aluka)
New York, NY October 24, 2007 Attending
Annual Fall Conference
(NYC School Library Services, Department of Education)
Flushing, NY October 12, 2007 Exhibit
ACLS Annual Meeting (American Council of Learned Societies) Montréal, Quebec May 10–12, 2007 Attending
ACRL 13th National Conference
(Association of College & Research Libraries)
Baltimore, MD March 29–April 1, 2007 Exhibit
ALA 2007 Midwinter Meeting (American Library Association) Seattle, WA Jan. 19–24, 2007 Exhibit



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