In October 2006, the Association established a working group to provide advice and recommendations to the Executive on ways in which the Association might support and further the interests of members in publishing scholarly academic research.
The publishing group is led by Caroline Haythornthwaite and have produced a report in April 2007 to which there will be a link here as soon as we figure out where to archive that page.
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| AOIR's conferences are true oases for scholars looking for serious discussion of topics too new for many university catalogues. Equally vital is the listserv run by AOIR, which creates a year-round network of scholarly exchange, without which this book would have been the poorer. |
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 | Naomi Baron,
Always On: Language in an
Online and Mobile World
(Oxford University Press, 2008),
"Preface," p. xiii
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