期刊名称：LIBER Quarterly - Journal of European Research Libraries
印刷版ISSN：2213-056X
出版年度：2019
卷号：29
期号：1
页码：1-22
DOI：10.18352/lq.10261
出版社：Utrecht University Library Open Access Journals
摘要：This paper analyzes the impact of digitization on the Spanish scholarly
publishing sector. Scholarly publishers are those publishing mainly books
of interest to the scientific, academic and/or university community or that
deal with scientific disciplines. In Spain, there are currently 673 publishers
whose books are classified in disciplines such as Science, Technology,
Medicine, Humanities and Social Sciences. Currently, this figure of scholarly
publishers equals approximately 20% of all Spanish publishers. The
present study has two main goals: a) to determine the degree to which
digitization is affecting the existing business models in Spanish scholarly
publishers and b) to identify the emergence of new business models in the
Spanish scholarly publishing sector. To carry out this research, an empirical
analysis is conducted by means of surveys sent to a sample extracted from
the population of scholarly Spanish publishers, following the criterion of
stratified random sampling.
其他摘要：This paper analyzes the impact of digitization on the Spanish scholarly publishing sector. Scholarly publishers are those publishing mainly books of interest to the scientific, academic and / or university community or that deal with scientific disciplines. In Spain, there are currently 673 publishers whose books are classified in disciplines such as Science, Technology, Medicine, Humanities and Social Sciences. Currently, this figure of scholarly publishers equals approximately 20% of all Spanish publishers. The present study has two main goals: a) to determine the degree to which digitization is affecting the existing business models in Spanish scholarly publishers and b) to identify the emergence of new business models in the Spanish scholarly publishing sector. To carry out this research, an empirical analysis is conducted by means of surveys sent to a sample extracted from the population of scholarly Spanish publishers, following the criterion of stratified random sampling.
