Read more about the campaign here.Phone Number Information 90: Kani Sharum - Jacobs Ln, Newmarket, ON: 90: Amoni Pavolko - Duchess Ln, Newmarket, ON: 90: Lennie Misiano - Fountain Cir, The 80J's bell is 'silver-brass 703' and the TT's is unspecified. Please read and consider adding your signature via this link. Alexandre was an accomplished clarinetist and was able to help Henri while a clarinetist with the Boston Symphony.The letter below calls on the UK Government to investigate the practices of the academic ebook publishing industry. In 1904 Henri joined with his brother Alexandre to form H. By 1900 Selmer was also manufacturing Alto Clarinets, Bass Clarinets, Flutes, Oboes, and English Horns. The first Selmer clarinets were made in 1890.
Publishers can, and do, withdraw ebook licences previously purchased by a library and are increasingly forcing a new licence to be purchased annually for an ebook already in the collection. Licences of ebooks are often confusing for both staff and students, and frequently restrictive. We can name at least two well-known academic publishers who raised the cost for a single-user ebook by 200% or more with no warning earlier this year. Price rises are common, sudden and appear arbitrary.
I am sure you will agree this does not support a vibrant higher education sector producing world-beating research.The state of academic ebook publishing is also a public-policy issue. The result is that many lecturers are now facing the prospect of having to design their teaching content around what reading is actually available electronically and what is affordable. These are not exceptions but are now the norm.Given that much teaching will be conducted online this term, and university spaces will not be fully open, university librarians are once again examining reading lists and finding that much of the ebook content is either unavailable, or prohibitively expensive. This is exclusionary, restricts interdisciplinary research, and is unsustainable.Academic Librarians nationally have been crowd-sourcing examples illustrating the points above. Quotes for these are usually hundreds, or sometimes thousands, times more than a print title, and this must be paid each year for new cohorts of students to gain access. Publishers are increasingly offering titles via an etextbook model, via third party companies, licensing content for use by specific, very restricted, cohorts of students on an annual basis.
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