Part 1: Collecting for Digital Repositories. The traditional role of libraries as aggregators, curators, and disseminators of resources has been profoundly challenged by the notion of libraries as publishers of content. This paper will explore the idea of publishing in the context of new models of library sponsored resource delivery and the challenges faced in content curation. Part 2: The Library as E-Journal Publisher. Libraries are beginning to enter the workd of e-publishing/ The Library can work with small societies and faculty wishing to move to online publication of their titles. This presentation will focus on practical tips and considerations for moving a pront title online and also for starting new e-journals.

1. Library as Publisher?
Collecting for Digital Repositories
Timothy Strawn
University of Texas Libraries

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