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How do you cite an e-Book?

By DEL

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Scholars are wrestling with the concept that e-books are outselling regular texts.  This includes scholarly publications.  Citations experts are now confronted with the problem of how to cite an e-book.  This problem is also compounded by the various electronic formats of e-book readers. Kindle does away with page numbers and Sony Reader changes the text based on font size and model of device. The three major academic citation Associations are now working to develop a citation method for e-book. To read more indepth about the  issue, see the Chronicle of Higher Education, http://chronicle.com/article/E-Books-Varied-Formats-Make/126246/. The new world of electronics will bring more changes to academics as we try to adapt to changing reader patterns and technology. [DEL]

Full post as published by Cocky Law Blawg on February 10, 2011 (boomark / email).

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