印刷时代的终结

IF 0.2 Q4 INFORMATION SCIENCE & LIBRARY SCIENCE

Bibliothek Forschung und Praxis Pub Date : 2023-04-03 DOI:10.1515/bfp-2022-0084

D. Askey

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摘要到2040年，图书馆将从将印刷书籍视为标准的保存形式转变为使用数字版本作为记录的副本。图书馆将把他们的大部分印刷品收藏付诸东流，并保留大部分小型特别收藏。气候变化以及由此产生的政治和社会不稳定将推动这一转变，但如果我们选择作为图书馆来追求这些转变，读者和研究人员将有潜在的收获。

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The End of the Print Era

Abstract By 2040, libraries will transit from viewing print books as the standard form for preservation to using digital editions as the copy of record. Libraries will pulp most of their print collections and retain mostly small special collections. Climate change and the resulting political and social instability will drive this transition, but there are potential gains for readers and research if we choose as libraries to pursue them.

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