Citation
(2002), "Note from the publisher", info, Vol. 4 No. 6. https://doi.org/10.1108/info.2002.27204faa.002
Publisher
:Emerald Group Publishing Limited
Copyright © 2002, MCB UP Limited
Note from the publisher
Emerald is going from strength to strength. The Fulltext database is now available to over 700 institutions worldwide, reaching a vast potential audience of undergraduates, postgraduates and faculty members in academia; as well as managers, senior executives and decision makers in corporations and professional practices. There are currently over 38,000 articles from 151 different journals available on Emerald, making it one of the most complete sources of management research in the world. Articles on Emerald Fulltext average 471,800 downloads per month (figures provided by CatchWord) between them, meaning that dissemination of papers in Emerald journals is second to none.
Info joined the Emerald portfolio at the end of 2001 and already it is an important part of the Emerald success story. In the year from October 2001 to October 2002, there were nearly 75,000 hits on the journal online! What's more, this usage is growing. As Emerald expands into new markets and new subscriber offers, more academics and professional managers have access to this unique resource and are choosing Emerald journals to read and cite in their management research.
Info offers in-depth insight and analysis into all aspects of the telecommunications industry. Without lapsing into technical jargon or specialist knowledge, the journal keeps abreast of developments in this fast-moving area and provides an informative platform for debate for those interested in the management and regulation of information and telecommunications technology.
Recent papers of interest published by Emerald in info
Amongst the most popular Info papers on the Emerald Web site, the following selection gives some idea of the scope of articles that appear in the journal:
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"The impact of e-commerce on the value chain" – Paul Desruelle and Jean-Claude Burgelman.
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"Three layers of the electronic commerce network: challenges for the developed and developing worlds" – J.P. Singh and Sarah M. Gilchrist.
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"An analysis of recent structural and strategic issues in telecommunications" – Peter Curwen.
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"Mobile commerce and the creation of a marketplace" – Johan Lembke.
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"Financial analysis of the Swedish 3G licensees: Where are the profits?" – Joakim Bjorkdahl and Erik Bohlin.