ALCTS AS Acquisitions Managers and Vendors Interest Group (AMVIG)
Sunday, June 29th, 2014
1:00pm-2:30pm
Las Vegas Convention Center – Rm. N260
The Long and Short of E-Book Short-Term Loans
The e-book model of patron-driven/demand-driven acquisitions is widespread in libraries today. An emerging component of this model is the ability for libraries to pay a percentage of the price for a finite number of short-term loans, or
uses, of the book before actually purchasing the title. Recent discussion on many sites has highlighted the strong concern on the part of both librarians and publishers about the sustainability and pricing of new e-book models, including PDA/DDA short-term
loans, and has called into question the future of traditional scholarly monograph publishing.
This session provides an important opportunity to hear from the library, publishing and e-book vendor sectors and to be involved in a constructive conversation on this hot topic.
Panelists:
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Lisa Nachtigall (Director of Sales Development, Digital Books, John
Wiley & Sons)
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Kari Paulson (Vice-President & General Manager, E-Books, ProQuest)
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Alison Scott (AUL for Collections & Scholarly Communication, University of California, Riverside Libraries)
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Rebecca Seger (Director, Institutional Sales, Americas, Oxford University Press)
Please bring questions for the panel and join the discussion!
For more information, contact the AMVIG Co-chairs & Vice-chair:
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Amira Aaron (Chair), Associate Dean for Scholarly Resources, Northeastern University, 617‑373‑4961,
a.aaron@neu.edu
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Mike Thompson (Chair), Head of Acquisitions, University of Houston, 713-743-9697,
jmthompson@uh.edu
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Laura Zusman (Vice-chair), Collection Development Manager, YBP Library Services, 603‑770‑0288,
lzusman@ybp.com