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crln-7828	Eberhart, George M.	New Publications	2007	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1808	77	55	Speakers will pay particular attention to: • what they have learned about the challenges in creating a business model that delivers open access and the major adjust­ ments they have had to make; • the role of print publishing in their open access efforts; • the point at which their projects may or have become economically self­sustain­ ing and the pertinent milestones along the way; • the role and support of libraries in their future, including memberships, subscrip­ tions to value­added services, alternative forms of library “acquisition” of their content, and other forms of support; • the responses from the research com­ munity to their new publishing models; and • their perceptions of the infl uence of open access journals on dynamics, interac­ tions and roles and responsibilities between publishers, librarians and researchers. Bobinski, whose career from public library page to library school sage spans the same time- frame, enumerates succinctly the high and low points of reference service, library technology, cooperation, funding, library associations, intellectual freedom, women in librarianship, diversity, facilities and preservation, education, and library litera- ture.	cache/crln-7828.pdf	txt/crln-7828.txt