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MIT Press Freezes Online-Only & CogNet Prices for 2010
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- Date: Fri, 17 Jul 2009 22:22:01 EDT
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2010 pricing information for MIT Press journals is now available on the MITP Journals website: http://www.mitpressjournals.org/page/customer_service In response to budget pressures facing the library community, MIT Press will keep online-only pricing at 2009 levels for 2010. This applies to all journals as well as MITP's online collection of resources in the brain and cognitive sciences, CogNet http://cognet.mit.edu. For the majority of journals, the print + online option will see a very modest price increase for 2010. Online-only packages are available from the Press, including a Full Package as well as discipline specific ones in Arts & Humanities; Economics; History, International Affairs & Political Science; and Science & Technology. CogNet subscribers can take advantage of a discount on subscriptions to CISNet, an online collection of recent and classic books in Computer and Information Science from MIT Press. Contact cognetadmin@mit.edu for further details. For information on purchasing individual titles from our e-book store http://mitpress-ebooks.mit.edu, please e-mail ebooks@mit.edu 2010 will see the publication of Vol 2. of the International Journal of Learning & Media (IJLM) from MIT Press. IJLM is a quarterly, online-only journal that provides an international forum for scholars, researchers and practitioners to explore the relationship between emerging forms of media and learning. Through scholarly articles, editorials, case studies, and an active online network, IJLM publishes contributions that address the theoretical, textual, historical, and sociological dimensions of media and learning, as well as the practical and political issues at stake. While retaining the peer review process of a traditional academic journal, IJLM offers opportunities for more topical and polemical writing, for visual and multi-media presentations, and for online dialogues. Check out the first issue for free at http://ijlm.net Nick Lindsay Assistant Journals Manager MIT Press
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