University presses are rethinking how they approach the publishing industry's biggest shindig. Scott McLemee reports.

Some of us were introduced to Zotero in the indexing class. Looks like they're introducing some helpful features in the upgrade.

. Kevin Green, a junior, loved the e-book required in his business-marketing class this spring. "But if it was an accounting course," he said, "I would kind of want a printed textbook because it's got all the numbers" and equations that would be harder to manage electronically. His instructor, Michael J. Wilson, an associate professor of accounting, economics, and finance, said the one problem they had with the e-book in the marketing course was when students needed to refer to a dense table of numbers in the bac

books on your iPhone or Touch. And you know what? It works great!

Ever wish you could print out your RSS feeds and read them like a newspaper? FeedJournal is a new service that lets you convert RSS feeds into printable PDF files.

An online communit that allows authors to upload their manuscripts in the hopes of being accepted to a traditional publishing program by HarperCollins.