| Sumario: | The commercial opportunities thrown up by the Great Britain government's growing self-publishing activities could outweigh the threats, according to speakers at a Publishers Association conference. Graham Taylor, director of the Educational Publishers Council, said investment in information technologies had inspired agencies and ministries into self-publishing, changing the landscape of commercial markets. David Worlock of Electronic Publishing Services mapped out how the government was becoming a“formidably equipped”.David Worlock, chairman and founder of e-publishing consultancy Electronic Publishing Services, said:“This is an explicit recognition by the NHS that author-funded publishing is a valid publishing model.” INSET: NHS in commercial content deal.
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