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《Library Collections, Acquisitions, and Technical Services》2004,28(4):373-396
The book market in European countries is different than the U.S. market for various political, geographical, and cultural reasons. The authors outline these differences and provide background on the move to electronic commerce and future. The article includes many electronic and print sources of and bibliographic tools for locating books in the European market. 相似文献
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Mark Wössner 《Publishing Research Quarterly》1990,6(3):37-43
Europe in the 1990s will be a dynamic media market, demanding a wide variety of products. Mass communication will give way to market-segmented media. This market will not be dominated solely by a few giants, but will have room for players of all sizes. The electronic and print media will complement each other. The European market of the 1990s will not be unified: linguistic, psychological, and cultural barriers will maintain and perhaps even strengthen local markets. And competition for both markets and rights will grow. This suggests that the successful European media companies of the 1990s will need to be sensitive to a variety of cultures, as well as experienced, managerially competent, and in possession of a strong infrastructure in both the international and local markets. 相似文献
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Miha Kovač 《Publishing Research Quarterly》2007,23(4):241-253
The paper analyzes the role of publishing education in academia. The main question it asks is whether the publishing education
remains to be focused on vocational training and as such resembles classical polytechnics, or is it gaining research component
after it became part of European and American universities. The paper looks for answers to these questions in the body of
texts that were published on book publishing in scientific and professional journals and monographs between 2003 and 2006. 相似文献
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图书会展具有信息交流和集散功能、营销宣传和形象展示功能、文化传播功能,在世界各地得到快速发展。我国图书会展起步较晚,面临许多问题和困境:图书销售功能日益弱化,缺乏现代化市场主体,管理不健全、企业竞争不规范,设施不完善、服务不配套、缺乏专业人才。为促进我国图书会展产业发展,应采取以下对策:明确功能定位,合理规划布局;培育现代化市场主体,加强国际交流与合作;健全管理体制,加强行业协会建设;加强人才培养,提高从业人员素质。 相似文献
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图书采购招标评分要项的探析 总被引：16，自引：0，他引：16
针对教育部高等学校图书情报工作指导委员会公布的图书采购招标指导性文件,结合当前图书采购招标和图书供应市场的形势,分析了图书采购招标文件中评分要项的主要内容和分值,阐述了评分要项设计的意义和作用,对评分要项内容和分值设计的技巧作了探讨。 相似文献
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盗版一直是制约我国出版业发展的瓶颈,图书盗版贯穿于出版产业链的各个环节,盗版者、出版社和作者三个利益主体之间在图书市场竞合,形成典型的三方博弈。政府的介入改变原有均衡,且政府在打击盗版力度上的差异会达到三种不同的均衡状态。只有当政府打击盗版的力度足够大时,图书盗版三方博弈才能达到最佳均衡。 相似文献
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民营馆配商占据馆配市场的大半江山,在图书馆藏书建设中扮演着重要角色,是图书馆获取文献信息的主要渠道,是影响藏书建设质量的关键因素之一。研究民营馆配商的生存与发展问题有利于图书馆在文献资源建设上未雨绸缪、科学应对。该文分析了金融危机下馆配市场的发展变化,剖析了民营馆配商在图书馆藏书体系中的地位、面临的困境及对馆藏书建设的潜在负面影响,并提出了图书馆的应对之策。 相似文献
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馆配市场中三方博弈与合作 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
近年来,我国馆配市场发展迅速,同时,市场的逐步规范化和专业化也为馆配市场发展提供了较好的空间。作为馆配市场供应链的主体,图书馆、馆配商和出版社在市场的不断发展过程中,逐渐呈现出不同主体之间的博弈关系,三方只有在各自不同的职能和定位中找准方向,努力完善各项配供工程,才能促进市场的全面与协调发展。 相似文献
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介绍荷兰翻译图书市场的历史、现状以及荷语图书在法国的翻译情况,探讨英语翻译图书挤占其他语言翻译图书市场空间的现象,分析荷兰的法译荷图书与法国的荷译法图书呈完全相反的发展趋势的原因. 相似文献
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韩国出版业的显著特点是本土出版产品单一,主要依靠引进国外图书补充国内市场,因此中国图书一直受到广泛的关注。目前,中国图书所占韩国引进图书比例不高,有一定增长空间,缺乏市场判断是影响韩国出版业引进中国图书的重要原因。另一方面,专业翻译和中文编辑的紧缺也制约中国图书在韩国的发展。中国图书所贯彻的中国文化软实力“走出去”战略,要政策推行和市场自觉结合,把握韩国读者需求,才能建立产业国际化模式,进而释放中国图书的内在价值力量。 相似文献
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“三农”图书的选题是“三农”图书出版、经营的生命线。当前，“三农”图书市场存在的问题很大程度上是选题问题。本文结合近年来我国“三农”图书出版的诸多实践和成功案例，提出现阶段我国“三农“图书选题策划的若干思路和对策。 相似文献
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清代中前期图书市场探析 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
相较以往时期,清代中前期的图书市场无论在深度还是广度上都有巨大进步,并且呈现诸多特点,本文试对清代中前期图书市场的特点、形成原因及影响进行探析。 相似文献
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基于动态博弈模型的电子商务柠檬问题研究 总被引：2，自引：0，他引：2
针对电子商务市场中存在的“柠檬”现象,从产品实意质量信息传递效率、卖方信誉、买方评估能力等方面探讨电子商务市场质量信息不对称的原因,引入不完美信息的动态博弈理论,阐述电子商务市场的4种均衡,即市场完全失败、市场完全成功、市场部分成功、市场接近失败。最后从政府、中介、企业和消费者4个方面提出提高电子商务市场效率的建议。 相似文献
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恶性窜货现象是图书出版发行企业在渠道管理中常见又难以根治的问题,素来为业内人士所关注.本文从分析恶性窜货的危害与成因入手,有针对性地提出预防与控制图书市场恶性窜货现象的策略. 相似文献
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Yu Guoming 《媒体管理杂志》2013,15(1):51-53
The globalization phenomenon has reopened the debate on the concentration of media and entertainment industries, particularly in the film distribution market. Some authors consider that the dominant position of U.S. companies comes from the higher identification of American films with the tastes of the European audience. Others argue that the Hollywood success is mainly due to its control of the distribution system. U.S. films account for an average of 63.4% of the European market. In return, European films represent 3.6% of the North American box office. There are around 450 active film distribution companies in Europe, the majority of them being nationally controlled firms, and only a small percentage of them belong to U.S. majors. Nevertheless, these U.S. subsidiaries are ranked among the top 10 leading film distributors in Europe according to market share. This article attempts to make a further contribution in market concentration analysis, looking at the situation of film distribution in the 5 biggest Western European countries. It also explores if the success of American companies is due to their management and marketing skills or if, by the contrary, it is the consequence of their dominant market positions. 相似文献