In the LiquidPub project we have explored and proposed the concept of Liquid Books (LB) as collaborative, evolutionary, possibly open-source and multifaceted versions of the traditional books (either printed or digital). Liquid Books are a new way of thinking about books in the Internet era. In Liquid Books, authors share material (and so, collaborate, as authors in an ordinary book or in a wikibook) but each author is then free (within the boundaries of a contractual agreement that we have identified) to take any of the shared material and edit/organize in any way they want, and to then have an own edition of book that leverages the knowledge of the group but that does not require everybody to share the same view on the content or organization of the edition. Liquid books include multifaceted content, which stay up to date with the current state of art (as they continuously evolve over time) while reducing the typical time to market interval. The key issues we have found in our research are not IT-related but rather related to the setting up of a suitable contract, licensing, credit attribution, royalties and dissemination model.
http://project.liquidpub.org/research-areas/liquid-book
Siehe auch den Link / also see:
http://teichfischer-fundgrube-digitalisate.blogspot.com/2011/05/institute-of-future-of-book-die-zukunft.html
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