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    Libraries’ Response to Scholarly Communication in the Digital Era

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    Author
    Myers, Kim L.
    Keyword
    Scholarly Communications
    Libraries
    Librarians
    Date Published
    2016-06-01
    
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    Academic libraries are becoming increasingly involved in scholarly communication in the twenty-first century. The digital era presents both challenges and opportunities for libraries and librarians. This article presents a review of the professional library literature on scholarly communication, providing an overview of the current scholarly communication landscape, including institutional repositories, new roles for academic librarians and subject specialists, and opportunities for further research.
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    Myers, K. L., (2016). Libraries’ response to scholarly communication in the digital era. Endnotes: The Journal of the New Members Round Table 7(1), p.13-20
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