A Publication Taxonomy-An Initial Guide to Academic Publishing Types, Inside and Beyond Academe - Worthington, Simon; Kral, Christina
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The taxonomy covers conventional and digital publishing, as well as emerging hybrid and dynamic forms of publishing. Hybrid publishing being media agnostic, crosses over forms of publishing, tackling fundamental changes due to the fallout of digital disruption in areas such as; intellectual property, economics and knowledge institutions etc. Dynamic publishing addresses the opportunities of computation and digital networking, where many technologies remain under-explored, hiding in a mnemonic vacuum in new publishing technology development. Against this backdrop of institutional and industry…mehr

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The taxonomy covers conventional and digital publishing, as well as emerging hybrid and dynamic forms of publishing. Hybrid publishing being media agnostic, crosses over forms of publishing, tackling fundamental changes due to the fallout of digital disruption in areas such as; intellectual property, economics and knowledge institutions etc. Dynamic publishing addresses the opportunities of computation and digital networking, where many technologies remain under-explored, hiding in a mnemonic vacuum in new publishing technology development. Against this backdrop of institutional and industry forgetting this publication taxonomy list seeks to continuously include new definitions of publication and invites you to share, contribute and add-ancient, novel and hybridized forms of knowledge dissemination. An invitation to contribute https://github.com/consortium/publication-taxonomy Tags: dynamic publishing, hybrid, publication, post-digital scholar, academia, knowledge institutions, digital disruption, open access, GitHub, collaborative, open source, public infrastructure, publishing, software Hybrid Publishing Consortium https://consortium.io
Autorenporträt
Simon Worthington is a researcher in future publishing, including - free and open source software, economic models, and the politics of Open Science. Author of 'The Book Liberation Manifesto' outlining plans for the automation of publishing infrastructures to contribute to making research available to all. He is the Editor of 'Generation Research' an editorial platform for Open Science in Europe for the Leibniz Association Research Alliance Open Science and is based in R&D at the Open Science Lab, TIB - German National Library of Science and Technology. In 1994 he co-founded and published Mute magazine and continues as a member of the editorial collective and as publisher. He originally studied Fine Art at the Slade School, UCL (UK) and CalArts, Los Angeles (USA). https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8579-9717