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Publishers Should Embrace Multi-Modal Publishing (#207)
Posted: 7/9/2002; 1:23 AM by Terry Frazier
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An interesting Q/A quote on multi-modal publishing from Terry Fisher speaking at iLAW last week.

[...]"When you finish writing a book (ILAW casebook), would you consider different models for publishing? The answer is yes. Foundation Press turns out to be reasonable about us releasing a version online, for free. Why is Foundation Press happy about this? As long as we don't make PDF files available in same pagination of the book, law students will be happy to have the book in "real" form. So yes, it's a little bit of experimentation."[...]

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