Sentences with phrase «shrinking library budgets»

In the face of Amazon.com, bookstore closures, self - publishing options, and shrinking library budgets, who is publishing art books and how are they reaching consumers and researchers alike?

Not exact matches

Online learning can also support rural students when shrinking budgets and strained resources limit access to libraries and other learning materials.

As school budgets have shrunk, local school administrators have often chosen to fund other programs rather than libraries.

This addition brings the available number of titles in both magazines and newspapers to well over four thousand, a fact that has gained a lot of interest from hotels who seek to entice guests, libraries who are working within the constraints of ever - shrinking budgets, and other organizations with similar cost - effectiveness and engagement needs.

And the latter are on the lookout for other types of customers because, among other reasons, such libraries» budgets keep shrinking.

The problem with Random House's plan is that libraries don't have all that much silver to give them in this era of shrinking budgets.

And with library budgets being slashed to embarrassingly low amounts and shelf space shrinking for already cash - strapped libraries, the chances of them taking a risk on an unheard of author were not very high.

Low prices and a lack of rights expiration allow libraries to get more books for the same budget, or get the same number of books with a shrinking budget.

Libraries have very finite, and often shrinking budgets.

Ebooks may not take up any room, and genre fiction can be less expensive than hardcover books, but library budgets have shrunk.

As librarians» roles expand beyond curating collections and involve more work with faculty and more outreach, as budgets and staff continue to shrink, and as more and more books inundate the already - saturated academic book market, librarians will rely on eCollections to alleviate the burden of keeping up and ensuring their institutions can fall back on the breadth of their library's content, and this content extends far beyond the frontlist.

Why on earth is this good for libraries in a time when budgets are continually shrinking?

In fact shrinking budgets aren't primary concerns of libraries in Sweden for the moment, instead it's the lack control.

Ironically, even as demand for services grows, library budgets are shrinking.

That issue is library costs and the shrinking budgets with which we are expected to cover them.

Aimed at those involved in collection development in all types of law libraries, this practical session will discuss strategies and best practices for coping with rising prices and shrinking budgets.