Cumulative i-TORQUE Index - Nancy Mulvany

“eBook Hype,” 22.12ebook indexes, 8.12, 10.4, 17.12–13creating, 11.8“Ebook Operation Folds,” 6.14ebooksin 2003, 10.1–4business operation closures, 6.14, 9.12CDL eScholarship Editions, 11.13Chizen on, 9.12community mailing list, 11.8formats and format standards, 8.12, 10.2, 11.8hype, 3.1, 22.12index vs. full-text search usability study, 17.12–13indexes for, 8.12, 10.4, 11.8, 17.12–13indexing, 11.8market for, 9.12, 10.1–2, 22.12Microsoft campaign, 3.1, 10.1narrative vs. non-narrative books as, 11.8OEBPS (Open eBook Publication Structure), 3.8, 8.12vs. printed books, 3.1–3, 10.1–2reading devices, 10.2, 11.8reading experiences, 10.3–4resources on, 11.8rights case, 2.16sales, 9.12, 10.2, 22.12unresolved issues, 22.12usage of (articles), 18.12“eBooks in, 2003,” 10.1–4Eco, Umberto, future of books speech, 11.15economics books, U.S. production trends, 6.2–5, 16.2–6Edgar website (SEC), checking out new clients on, 4.14editing, U.S. sanctions and OFAC regulations effects on, 13.13, 19.12, 20.10editing indexes, structural changes, 19.2The Editorium, 20.9editors (professionals)employment estimates, 1.2salaries, 7.12U.S. sanctions and OFAC regulations effects on, 13.13, 19.12, 20.10wage estimates, 1.2, 2.1editors (text editors), 10.9education books, U.S. production trends, 6.3–5, 16.2–5eFax, 1.6Egyptology, Theban Mapping Project, 3.8I-TORQUE CUMULATIVE INDEX (ISSUES 1–23; JAN. 2003–MAY/JUNE 2005) 16