Publishing Research Quarterly articles

Recent articles from Publishing Research Quarterly

Translation and the Internationalization of Culture.(Statistical Data Included)
January 1, 2001... The decades since World War II have witnessed the globalization of both commerce and culture. National businesses have been amalgamated into transnational or multinational corporations, and popular culture--whether music or movies--seems everywhere to be the same. Some nations have tried to...

Publishing Education of China Faces the Challenge of Development.(Statistical Data Included)
January 1, 2001... The paper investigates the development of education for the publishing industry in China in the past twenty years, with a focus on the middle and late 1990s. In the introduction, the overall situation of the publishing industry and book sales is presented. The author discusses the current...

Publishing Training and Buchwissenschaft in Germany.
January 1, 2001... It seems typical for the United States that what could be called publishing science is very near to the practical and professional fields of book production and distributing. Also, it would be very near to the transformations that computer technology and online publishing bring to the...

The Impact of Technology on Publishing.(Statistical Data Included)
January 1, 2001... Technology today more than ever has a disruptive impact on publishing. The Internet, printing-on-demand and the e-book are the main drivers of change, impacting all aspects of the publishing value chain--from the way books are published (authors can go direct to the reader), distributed...

Gutenberg and Today's Media Change.(Johannes Gutenberg)
January 1, 2001... I. Johannes Gutenberg and the Impact of his Invention The year 2000 is the 600th fictional birthday of Johannes Gutenberg. Even so, its celebrations had already started one year earlier when a board of American journalists elected the inventor of mass communication as "Man of the...