| Scheduled Conference | Title | |
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | A Case Study of Online Publishing at CJC-Online: Experiences, Insights, and Considerations for Adoption | Abstract |
| Michael Felczak, Rowland Lorimer, Richard Smith | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | A content management strategy - implementing OJS and OCS at Swinburne University library. | Abstract |
| Teula Morgan | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | A Critical Theory of Library Technology: Libraries & Electronic Publishing | Abstract |
| Ajit Pyati | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | A Multi-dimensional Approach to the Study of Online Annotation | Abstract |
| Rick Kopak, Chia-Ning Chiang | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | A Professional Reading Environment, Modeled for a Renaissance English Knowledgebase | Abstract |
| Ray Siemens | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | Automated XML pagination workflows in the big league | Abstract |
| Adrian Stanley | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | Beyond the Experiment: The Scholarly Publishing Office and the Maturation of Library-Based Publishing | Abstract |
| Maria S. Bonn | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | Challenging ISI Thomson Scientific's Journal Citation Reports: Deconstructing "Objective", "Impact", and "Global" | Abstract |
| Isagani Cruz | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | Creating an Open Scholarly Archive on Paulo Freire | Abstract |
| Joe Kincheloe | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | Creating Scholarly Communities and Fostering Innovation | Abstract |
| Gregg Gordon | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | DiPP - An Open Access Initiative for Scholarly Communication | Abstract |
| Cordula Nötzelmann, Peter Reimer | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | eLanguage.net: Shifting the paradigm in linguistics from academic publishing to scholarly communication | Abstract |
| *Dieter Stein, Cornelius Puschmann | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | Embracing Electronic Scholarly Publishing in Africa ; The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) Library, Kumasi, Ghana as a Case Study | Abstract |
| Helena Asamoah-Hassan | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | Establishing an on-line editorial and publishing system: One year experience with Journal of Research in Medical Sciences | Abstract |
| Mahmoud Saghaei | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | Extending OJS into Cultural Magazines: The OMMM Project | Abstract |
| John Maxwell | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | Google Scholar Digitization Initiatives | Abstract |
| Anurag Acharya | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | Indian biomedical journals and Open Access: a case study at Indian Medlars Centre (IMC), New Delhi, India | Abstract |
| Naina Pandita, Sukhdev Singh | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | Interoperable epublishing software components | Abstract |
| Robert Forkel | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | Journal Publishing in China - Inside and Outside View | Abstract |
| Adrian Stanley | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | Keynote Presentation | Abstract |
| John Willinsky | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | Lessons learned from a decade of open access publishing: The Resilience Alliances experience | Abstract |
| Michelle Lee | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | Liberation and Struggle: An Editor/Publisher's Experience with Open Access | Abstract |
| Mark Mattaini | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | Librarians as campus OA leaders: the University of Alberta experience | Abstract |
| Pam Ryan | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | Living Reviews - Open Access Online Publications | Abstract |
| Christina Weyher | ||
| PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference 2007 | Moving beyond the print versus electronic binary in scholarly publishing | Abstract |
| Shana Kimball | ||
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