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Predictors of e-publishing adoption in environments of uncertainty
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Global Knowledge, Memory and Communication (2022) 71 (3): 174–189.
Published: 10 May 2021
...Emmanuel Chukwunonye Ifeduba Purpose Many developing environments are characterised by uncertainties and research on how these uncertainties impact development in different industries is on-going. However, there is hardly any empirical examination of how this phenomenon impacts innovation adoption...
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Digital publishing readiness in Nigeria’s print book market
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Global Knowledge, Memory and Communication (2020) 69 (6-7): 427–442.
Published: 11 February 2020
..., percentages and correlates of digital publishing innovation adoption Findings It is found that 2014 digital titles (mainly textbooks and scholarly content) were issued in four formats by 33 out of 109 firms. Authors and consumers were perceived to be more digital-ready than libraries, schools...
