E-Production Seminar 2013

5th December 2013

Congress Centre
Great Russell Street
London, UK
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This seminar has been a constant part of the calendar for nearly fifteen years and last year (2012) there were more attendees than ever. It is intended primarily for those in the content management world whether publishers or vendors but any publisher or other (librarians for example) who are aware of the importance of what publishers do in house to mediate between authors and users will find much in the presentations which will be of use and indeed of interest.
 
We aim to make the content of real use and enjoyment for publishers from all parts of the STM publishing world. We also strive to balance presentations from the world of books with those from the world of journals because (in spite of all the convergence) we do know that the processes are still very different in most if not all houses. We know too that containers for content are changing.
 
Here are some comments from those who came in 2012:

“The publisher talks are great”
“I valued the opportunities for networking”
“I enjoyed learning about other people’s processes especially about Open Access”
“There was a good selection of different topics and concepts”

A group is now beginning to put together the 2013 programme and is looking for ideas for both individual presentations and also sessions organised around a topic of current interest. We aim to be cutting edge.
 
Please get in touch with anthony.watkinson@btinternet.com if you do have ideas or offerings. Anthony is organising and directing the event.


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Cancellation
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Insurance
Registration fees do not include insurance. Participants are advised to take out adequate personal insurance to cover travel, accommodation, cancellation and personal effects.