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(10, 1, 1, 0, 'History of Computing', 'history-of-computing', 'History of Computing, and Ethical and Social Impact of Computing.', '', 6),
(11, 1, 1, 0, 'Human-Centered Computing', 'human-centered-computing', 'Design, Engineering, User Experience, Usability, Digital Arts, Games and Entertainment, Health, Sustainability, CSCW, Social Computing, HCI & Socioeconomic Development (HCI4D).', '', 7),
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Applications, including Social provenance, Sociotechnical systems, including applications such as healthcare and smart cities, Participatory decision-making in communities, Business processes, Services, Software engineering; Paradigms, including: Contracts, Argumentation, Collaboration and teamwork, Social networks, Crowdsourcing, Collective intelligence; Models, including: Social expectations and norms; Social relationships, Culture, Regulations, Protocols; Realization, including: Social middleware, Distributed knowledge bases, Social software, Social sensing, Cloud Computing; Challenges, including: Identity, Trust, Compliance and accountability, Privacy, Security, Governance;
Information and Systems Security, including: security technologies, secure systems, security applications, and security policies. Security technologies include access control, assurance, authentication, cryptography, intrusion detection, penetration techniques, risk analysis, and secure protocols. Security systems include security in operating systems, database systems, networks and distributed systems, and middleware. Representative security applications areas are information systems, workflow systems, electronic commerce, electronic cash, copyright and intellectual property protection, telecommunications systems, and healthcare. Security policies encompass confidentiality, integrity, availability, privacy, and survivability policies, including tradeoff and conflicts amongst these.
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Web application engineering, Processes and methods for Web application development, Conceptual modeling of Web applications, Model-driven Web application development, Domain-specific languages for Web application development, Component-based Web application development, Web application architectures and frameworks, Rich Internet Applications, Mashup development and end user Web programming, Patterns for Web application development and pattern mining, Web content management and data-intensive Web applications, Web usability and accessibility, I18N of Web applications and multi-lingual development, Testing and evaluation of Web applications, Deployment and usage analysis of Web applications, Performance modeling, monitoring, and evaluation, Empirical Web engineering, Web quality and Web metrics, Adaptive, contextualized and personalized Web applications, Mobile Web applications and device-independent delivery, Web service engineering, Web service engineering methodologies, Web Service-oriented Architectures, Semantic Web services, Web service-based architectures and applications, Quality of service and its metrics for Web applications, Inter-organizational Web applications, Ubiquity and pervasiveness, Web data engineering, Semantic Web engineering, Web 2.0 technologies, Social Web applications, Web mining and information extraction, Linked Data, Web data linking, fusion; Information quality assessment, Data repair strategies, Dataset dynamics, Dataset introspection; Linked Data consumption, visualization and exploration; Deep Web; Web science and Future Internet applications.
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Bashar Nuseibeh is professor of computing at The Open University, UK, where he served as Director of Research in Computing (2002-2008), and a professor of software engineering at Lero - The Irish Software Engineering Research Centre, where he served as its Chief Scientist (2009-2012). He is also a visiting professor at Imperial College London and the National Institute of Informatics, Japan. His research interests in software engineering include the relationship between requirements and design, security and privacy, and technology transfer. He holds a European Research Council Advanced Grant (2012-2017) and a Royal Society-Wolfson Merit Award (2013-2018), both focusing on "Adaptive Security and Privacy". His past research has been recognised through various awards including a Philip Leverhume Prize (2002), an ICSE Most Influential Paper (2003), a Senior Research Fellowship of the Royal Academy of Engineering (2005), an Automated Software Engineering Fellowship (2007), a Microsoft Research Award (2011), and a collection of "best" papers, posters, videos and software tools. Professionally he has served as Chair of the steering committee of the ACM/IEEE International Conference on Software Engineering, Chair of IFIP Working Group 2.9 (on requirements engineering), and is currently Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering and Editor Emeritus of the Automated Software Engineering Journal.
Shih-Fu Chang is the Richard Dicker Professor and Director of the Digital Video and Multimedia Lab at Columbia University. He is an active researcher leading development of innovative technologies for multimedia information extraction and retrieval, while contributing to fundamental advances of machine learning, computer vision, and signal processing.
Recognized by paper awards and citation impacts, his scholarly work set trends in several important areas, such as content-based visual search, compressed-domain video manipulation, image authentication, large-scale high-dimensional data indexing, and semantic video search. He co-led the ADVENT university-industry research consortium with participation of more than 25 industry sponsors. He has received ACM SIG Multimedia Technical Achievement Award, IEEE Signal Processing Society Technical Achievement Award, IEEE Kiyo Tomiyasu Award, Service Recognition Awards from IEEE and ACM, and the Great Teacher Award from the Society of Columbia Graduates. He serves as the Chair of ACM Special Interest Group in Multimedia (SIGMM, 2013-date), Senior Vice Dean of Columbia Engineering School (2012-date), Editor-in-Chief of the IEEE Signal Processing Magazine (2006-8), Chairman of Columbia Electrical Engineering Department (2007-2010), and advisor for several companies and research institutes. His research has been broadly supported by government agencies as well as many industry sponsors. He is a Fellow of IEEE and the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Ramesh Jain is an entrepreneur, researcher, and educator. He is currently a Donald Bren Professor in Information & Computer Sciences at University of California, Irvine where he is doing research in Event Web and experiential computing. Earlier he served on faculty of Georgia Tech, University of California at San Diego, The university of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Wayne State University, and Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur. He is a Fellow of ACM, IEEE, AAAI, IAPR, and SPIE. His current research interests are in processing massive number of geo-spatial heterogeneous data streams for building Smart Social System. He is the recipient of several awards including the ACM SIGMM Technical Achievement Award 2010. Ramesh co-founded several companies, managed them in initial stages, and then turned them over to professional management. These companies include PRAJA, Virage, and ImageWare. Currently he is involved in Stikco Studio. He has also been advisor to several other companies including some of the largest companies in media and search space.
Ed Fox holds a Ph.D. and M.S. in Computer Science from Cornell (working with Gerry Salton), and a B.S. from M.I.T. (working with J.C.R. Licklider). Since 1983 he has been at Virginia Tech, where he directs the Digital Library Research Laboratory. He is Executive Director and Founder of the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations and was a member of the CRA Board. He was chair of ACM SIGIR and of the IEEE Technical Committee on Digital Libraries, and is chair of the steering committee for JCDL. He has been (co-)Principal Investigator on over 113 research grants/ contracts. He has been involved in about 1000 publications or presentations, related to all aspects of digital information.
Laurie Hendren is a Professor at McGill University, Montreal, Canada. Her research group focuses on new compiler tools and techniques. Their past projects have focused on pointer analysis and advanced compiler frameworks for Java (Soot) and AspectJ (abc). Her group currently focuses on compilers for dynamic languages, with a specific focus on numerical languages like MATLAB. She is a Fellow of the ACM, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, and she holds a Canada Research Chair.
Michel Beaudouin-Lafon is Professor of Computer Science at Université Paris-Sud (France) and a senior member of Institut Universitaire de France. He was director of LRI, the laboratory for computer science at Université Paris-Sud (280 faculty, staff, and PhD students) for eight years, then spent two years as visiting professor at Stanford University. Michel has worked in human-computer interaction (HCI) for over 20 years and was elected to the ACM SIGCHI Academy in 2006. His research interests include fundamental aspects of interaction, engineering of interactive systems, computer-supported cooperative work and novel interaction techniques. He works in the In Situ group, a joint lab between LRI and INRIA (http://insitu.lri.fr), and is directing the 22M€ Digiscope project. Michel has advised twenty Ph.D. students, sits on several journal editorial boards and on many program committees. He was the technical co-chair for the ACM CHI 2013 conference in Paris. He founded AFIHM, the Francophone association for human-computer interaction. He is a member of the ACM Europe Council and was a member of the ACM Council and the ACM Publications Board.
Thomas J. Misa directs the Charles Babbage Institute at the University of Minnesota, where he is a faculty member in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and in the Program for the History of Science, Technology, and Medicine. His recent books include _Gender Codes: Why Women Are Leaving Computing_ (Wiley 2010) and _Digital State: The Story of Minnesota''s Computing Industry_ (Minnesota 2013).
Mohamed F. Mokbel (Ph.D., Purdue University, MS, B.Sc., Alexandria University) is an associate professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Minnesota. His current research interests focus on providing database and platform support for spatio-temporal data, location based services, personalization, and recommender systems. His research work has been recognized by four best paper awards at IEEE MASS 2008, IEEE MDM 2009, SSTD 2011, and ACM MobiGIS Workshop 2012, and by the NSF CAREER award 2010. Mohamed is/was general co-chair of SSTD 2011, program co-chair of ACM SIGSPAITAL GIS 2008-2010, and MDM 2014, 2011. He has served in the editorial board of IEEE Data Engineering Bulletin, Distributed and Parallel Databases Journal, and Journal of Spatial Information Science. Mohamed is an ACM and IEEE member and a founding member of ACM SIGSPATIAL. For more information, please visit: www.cs.umn.edu/~mokbel
Gerhard Weikum is a Scientific Director at the Max Planck Institute for Informatics in Saarbruecken, Germany, and also an Adjunct Professor at Saarland University. He graduated from the University of Darmstadt, Germany. Weikum''s research spans transactional and distributed systems, self-tuning database systems, DB&IR integration, and automatic knowledge harvesting from Web and text sources. He co-authored a comprehensive textbook on transactional systems, received the VLDB Test-of-Time Award for his work on automatic DB tuning, and is one of the creators of the YAGO knowledge base. Weikum is an ACM Fellow, a Fellow of the German Computer Society, and a member of the German Academy of Science and Engineering and the Academia Europaea. He has served on various editorial boards, including ACM TODS, ACM TWEB, and Communications of the ACM, and as program committee chair of conferences like ACM SIGMOD, Data Engineering, and CIDR. From 2003 through 2009 he was president of the VLDB Endowment. He currently serves on Germany''s Council of Science and Humanities. Weikum received a Google Focused Research Award in 2010, and is the recipient of the ACM SIGMOD Contributions Award 2011.
Limsoon Wong is KITHCT Professor of Computer Science and Professor of Pathology at the National University of Singapore. He currently works mainly on knowledge discovery technologies their application to biomedicine. He serves/served on the editorial boards of Information Systems, Journal of Bioinformatics and Computational Biology, Bioinformatics, Biology Direct, IEEE/ACM Transactions on Computational Biology and Bioinformatics, Drug Discovery Today, Journal of Biomedical Semantics, and Methods. He received his BSc(Eng) in 1988 from Imperial College London and his PhD in 1994 from University of Pennsylvania.
Ricardo Baeza-Yates is VP of Yahoo! Labs for Europe and Latin America, leading the labs at Barcelona, Spain and Santiago, Chile, since 2006. Between 2008 and 2012 he also oversaw the Haifa lab. He is also part time Professor at the Dept. of Information and Communication Technologies of the Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona, Spain. During 2005 he was an ICREA research professor at the same university. Until 2004 he was Professor and Director of the Center for Web Research at the Dept. of Computing Science of the University of Chile (in leave of absence until today). He obtained a Ph.D. from the University of Waterloo, Canada, in 1989. Before he obtained two masters (M.Sc. CS & M.Eng. EE) and the electrical engineering degree from the University of Chile in Santiago. He is co-author of the best-seller Modern Information Retrieval textbook, published in 1999 by Addison-Wesley with a second enlarged edition in 2011, that won the ASIST 2012 Book of the Year award. He is also co-author of the 2nd edition of the Handbook of Algorithms and Data Structures, Addison-Wesley, 1991; and co-editor of Information Retrieval: Algorithms and Data Structures, Prentice-Hall, 1992, among more than 500 other publications. From 2002 to 2004 he was elected to the board of governors of the IEEE Computer Society and in 2012 he was elected for the ACM Council. He has received the Organization of American States award for young researchers in exact sciences (1993), the Graham Medal for innovation in computing given by the University of Waterloo to distinguished ex-alumni (2007), the CLEI Latin American distinction for contributions to CS in the region (2009), and the National Award of the Chilean Association of Engineers (2010), among other distinctions. In 2003 he was the first computer scientist to be elected to the Chilean Academy of Sciences and since 2010 is a founding member of the Chilean Academy of Engineering. In 2009 he was named ACM Fellow and in 2011 IEEE Fellow.
John C. Hart is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign where he studies computer graphics and computational topology. His research in computer graphics has been supported by Adobe, DARPA, Intel, Microsoft, NSF, Nokia and NVidia. He is a past Editor-in-Chief of ACM Transactions on Graphics, a co-author of "Real-Time Shading" and a contributing author for "Texturing and Modeling: A Procedural Approach." He served from 1994-9 on the ACM SIGGRAPH Executive Committee, and is an Executive Producer of its documentary "The Story of Computer Graphics." Prof. Hart received his B.S. from Aurora University in 1987, and an M.S. (1989) and Ph.D. (1991) from the Electronic Visualization Laboratory at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
Dr. Divyakant Agrawal is a Professor of Computer Science and the Director of Engineering Computing Infrastructure at the University of California at Santa Barbara. His research expertise is in the areas of database systems, distributed computing, data warehousing, and large-scale information systems. From January 2006 through December 2007, Dr. Agrawal served as VP of Data Solutions and Advertising Systems at the Internet Search Company ASK.com. Dr. Agrawal has also served as a Visiting Senior Research Scientist at the NEC Laboratories of America in Cupertino, CA from 1997 to 2009. He has also had visiting appointments at the School of Computing, National University of Singapore, as the William Mong Fellow at the Hong Kong University, and at IBM Almaden Research Center. During 2013-14, Dr. Agrawal will be spending his sabbatical leave as a Visiting Scientist at Google Inc. in Mountain View, California. During his professional career, Dr. Agrawal has served on numerous Program Committees of International Conferences, Symposia, and Workshops and served as an editor of the journal of Distributed and Parallel Databases (1993-2008), and the VLDB journal (2003-2008). He currently serves as the Editor-in-Chief of Distributed and Parallel Databases and is on the editorial boards of the ACM Transactions on Database Systems, ACM Transactions on Spatial Algorithms and Systems, and IEEE Transactions of Knowledge and Data Engineering. He has recently been elected to the Board of Trustees of the VLDB Endowment and elected to serve on the Executive Committee of ACM Special Interest Group SIGSPATIAL. Dr. Agrawal''s research philosophy is to develop data management solutions that are theoretically sound and are relevant in practice. He has published more than 350 research manuscripts in prestigious forums (journals, conferences, symposia, and workshops) on wide range of topics related to data management and distributed systems and has advised more than 35 Doctoral students during his academic career. He received the 2011 Outstanding Graduate Mentor Award from the Academic Senate at UC Santa Barbara. Dr. Agrawal has been recognized as an Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) Distinguished Scientist in 2010 and was inducted as an ACM Fellow in 2012. He has also been inducted as a Fellow of IEEE in 2012. His current interests are in the area of scalable data management and data analysis in Cloud Computing environments, security and privacy of data in the cloud, and scalable analytics over social networks data and social media.
My scientific interests are in the field of inference from empirical data, in particular machine learning and perception (Department of Empirical Inference). In particular, I study kernel methods for extracting regularities from possibly high-dimensional data. These regularities are usually statistical ones, however, in recent years I have also become interested in methods for finding causal regularities.
To learn more about our work, you may want to take a look at the Department Overview.
Many of the papers can downloaded if you click on the tab "publications;" the older ones usually from http://www.kernel-machines.org/. A starting point is the first chapter of our book Learning with Kernels, available online. If your interest in machine learning is a mathematical one, you might prefer our review paper in the Annals of Statistics (arXiv link). For a general audience, I wrote a short high-level introduction in German that appeared in the Jahrbuch of the Max Planck Society.
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If you''d like to contact me, please consider these two notes: 1. I just became co-editor-in-chief of JMLR. I work for JMLR because I believe in its open access model, but it takes a lot of time. During my JMLR term, please don''t convince me to do other journal or grant reviewing duties. 2. I am not very organized with my e-mail -- so if you want to apply for a position in my lab, please send your application only to Sekretariat-Schoelkopf@tuebingen.mpg.de. Note that we do not respond to non-personalized applications that look like they are being sent to a large number of places simultaneously.
Dr. Ahmad-Reza Sadeghi is a full professor of Computer Science at Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany. He is the head of the System Security Lab at the Center for Advanced Security Research Darmstadt (CASED), and the Director of the Intel Collaborative Research Institute for Secure Computing (ICRI-SC) at TU-Darmstadt. He holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Saarland in Saarbrücken, Germany. Prior to academia, he worked in Research and Development of Telecommunications enterprises, amongst others Ericsson Telecommunications. He is on the Editorial Board of the ACM Transactions on Information and System Security. Currently his research focuses on mobile security and privacy, cyber physical systems security and hardware-based security. Dr. Sadeghi has been awarded with the renowned German “Karl Heinz Beckurts” prize for his research on Trusted and Trustworthy Computing technology and its transfer to industrial practice. The award honors excellent scientific achievements with high impact on industrial innovations in Germany.
Prof. Vivek Sarkar conducts research in multiple aspects of parallel software including programming languages, program analysis, compiler optimizations and runtime systems for parallel and high performance computer systems. He leads the Habanero Multicore Software Research project at Rice University, and also serves as Associate Director for the multi-university NSF Expeditions Center for Domain-Specific Computing (CDSC). Prior to joining Rice in July 2007, Prof. Sarkar was Senior Manager of Programming Technologies at IBM Research. His responsibilities at IBM included leading IBM''s research efforts in programming model, tools, and productivity in the PERCS project during 2002- 2007 as part of the DARPA High Productivity Computing System program. His past projects include the X10 programming language, the Jikes Research Virtual Machine for the Java language, the MIT RAW multicore project, the ASTI optimizer used in IBM''s XL Fortran product compilers, the PTRAN automatic parallelization system, and profile-directed partitioning and scheduling of Sisal programs.
Prof. Sarkar holds a B.Tech. degree from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, an M.S. degree from University of Wisconsin-Madison, and a Ph.D. from Stanford University. He became a member of the IBM Academy of Technology in 1995, the E.D. Butcher Chair in Engineering at Rice University in 2007, and was inducted as an ACM Fellow in 2008. Prof. Sarkar has been serving as a member of the US Department of Energy''s Advanced Scientific Computing Advisory Committee (ASCAC) since 2009. He become the chair of the Computer Science Department at Rice University in 2013.
M. Tamer Özsu is Professor of Computer Science at the David R. Cheriton School of Computer Science of the University of Waterloo. He was the Director of the Cheriton School from January 2007 to June 2010. Previously he was with the Department of Computing Science of the University of Alberta (1984 - 2000). His PhD is from the Ohio State University.
Dr. Özsu''s research is on data management following two threads: large-scale data distribution, and management of non-traditional data (i.e., non-relational data). Currently, his research focus is on graph data and RDF data. Previously his research focus was on object systems, image, video, XML data, and their management in a distributed environment.
He is the co-author (with Patrick Valduriez) of the classical book Principles of Distributed Database Systems, which is now in its third edition. He has also edited, with Ling Liu, the Encyclopedia of Database Systems.
Dr. Özsu is a Fellow of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), and of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), and a member of Sigma Xi. He currently holds a Cheriton Faculty Fellowhsip. He has been an ACM Distinguished Lecturer since 2007. He has held a University Research Chair (2004-2011) and a Faculty Research Fellowship (2000 - 2003) at the University of Waterloo, and a McCalla Research Professorship (1993-1994) at the University of Alberta. He was awarded the ACM SIGMOD Contributions Award in 2006, and The Ohio State University College of Engineering Distinguished Alumnus Award in 2008.
He serves on the Association for Computing Machinery’s (ACM) Publications Board as Vice Chair for New Publications. Previously, he was the Chair of ACM Special Interest Group on Management of Data (SIGMOD; 2001-2005) and a trustee of the VLDB Endowment (1996-2002). He is the Series Editor of Synthesis Lectures on Data Management (Morgan & Claypool) and is on the editorial boards of three journals, and a book Series. He also serves on a number of boards including the International Advisory Board of National Institute of Informatics (NII) of Japan, Advisory Committee of School of Engineering of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, and Advisory Committee of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. He has served as the Program Chair and General Chair of a number of international conferences including SIGMOD, VLDB, and ICDE.
Scholarly book publishing has changed dramatically over the past decade, both in terms of the business models and consumption formats and the choice of publishers now available to scholars looking to disseminate their work.
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On the non-profit side, many of the most respected university presses and associations have either stopped publishing or significantly reduced the number of titles they can manage each year.
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ACM believes strongly that the new dynamics in the book publishing industry favor those publishers that remain focused on quality above all other considerations, although there are many publishers out there with enough size and scale to offer a compelling sales pitch to institutions looking to buy large quantities of book content in bulk even with a mixed bag in relation to quality.
That has never been ACM''s approach, although because of ACM''s longevity and reputation, the size and scale of ACM''s overall publication program has grown to become one of the largest and most respected collections of scholarly information anywhere in the world.
This combination of quality and scale offers ACM Books authors a unique opportunity to position their work as part of the world''s most respected CS Publisher, and to have a great publishing experience in the process.
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On the commercial side, there are \ncurrently only a small handful of large publishing conglomerates now \npublishing high quality information for global audiences.
On the \nnon-profit side, many of the most respected university presses and \nassociations have either stopped publishing or significantly reduced the\n number of titles they can manage each year.
Increasingly, selling\n individual book titles to individuals has been replaced or supplanted \nby selling collections of titles to institutional buyers, who in turn \nprovide access to those titles via large-scale online distribution \nplatforms. The importance and commercial viability of print has \ndiminished in recent years, although the latest print-on-demand \ntechnology coupled with sophisticated supply-chain management has \nenabled many of the most specialized publishers to thrive with selling \nboth digital and print books.
ACM believes strongly that the new \ndynamics in the book publishing industry favor those publishers that \nremain focused on quality above all other considerations, although there\n are many publishers out there with enough size and scale to offer a \ncompelling sales pitch to institutions looking to buy large quantities \nof book content in bulk even with a mixed bag in relation to quality.
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This combination of \nquality and scale offers ACM Books authors a unique opportunity to \nposition their work as part of the world''s most respected CS Publisher, \nand to have a great publishing experience in the process.
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\n Area Editors are responsible for inviting members of\n the community to submit book publication proposals, evaluating invited \nand unsolicited proposals and manuscripts in their areas, including peer\n review, and making final publication recommendations to the \nEditor-In-Chief. See here for a current list of \n Area Editors.
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ACM Books is managed by the ACM Books Editorial Board, led by Editor-In–Chief Tamer Ӧzsu of the University of Waterloo. The Board consists of an impressive roster of well known and distinguished Area Editors who represent many of the major areas within computer science. Over time, additional subject areas and Area Editors will be appointed to the Board.
Area Editors are responsible for inviting members of the community to submit book publication proposals, evaluating invited and unsolicited proposals and manuscripts in their areas, including peer review, and making final publication recommendations to the Editor-In-Chief. See here for a current list of Area Editors.
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\n For those preferring to purchase individual titles from the Series, individual titles will be made available for sale from the major global print and ebook retailers worldwide, including Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble.
The primary goal of the ACM Books series is to provide a broad distribution outlet for book authors in the computing community. Pricing the series so that it is affordable to ACM members and institutions around the world is a priority for ACM Books. ACM has a longstanding reputation for pricing its publications affordably, and this Series will follow in that tradition.
ACM Books will be actively marketed to the computing community through various channels including advertising in ACM magazines, via ACM’s network of Special Interest Groups (SIGs), in dozens of ACM Web Sites targeting various segments of the computing community, and ACM sponsored conferences taking place around the world each year.
In addition, ACM Books will take advantage of ACM’s extensive international sales & marketing network of subscription agents, operating in over 80 countries on ACM’s behalf. This offers widespread visibility and reach for all titles in the Series on par with marketing & sales efforts offered by many of the large for-profit commercial publishers, while retaining ACM’s more “community-centric” business model and fair pricing approach.
ACM Books will receive personalized attention by leveraging the extensive and comprehensive ACM Special Interest Group (SIG) network of niche communities within the computing domain. Individual title publication will be announced on appropriate ACM subscribed lists and will be searchable via Google, Google Scholar, and the major search engines.
Lastly, individual titles in the Series will be available through the major online retail channels, such as Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble.com.
ACM Books authors will be compensated for their work and the successful sales of their titles. All ACM Books authors will receive a royalty of 10% of the amount received from the sales of their books, in all media and all markets around the world, including all print and digital channels.
\n Consistent with ACM’s general Publishing Policy, most recently updated on April 2, 2013, all ACM Books authors shall be given the option of signing a copyright transfer Agreement or an exclusive license to publish Agreement, as part of their Author Publishing Agreement with ACM Books.
\n For more detailed information about ACM’s general, please visit ACM’s Author Rights site at:\n \n http://authors.acm.org/main.html
ACM has among the most liberal publishing policies of any scholarly publisher today. Over the years, our policies have evolved and been adapted to maintain this reputation as a forward thinking publisher. This policy reflects ACM’s non-profit and mission-based approach to publishing high quality information for the computing community, with an emphasis on wide-spread distribution and access.
Consistent with ACM’s general Publishing Policy, most recently updated on April 2, 2013, all ACM Books authors shall be given the option of signing a copyright transfer Agreement or an exclusive license to publish Agreement, as part of their Author Publishing Agreement with ACM Books.
Authors of ACM Books will be given the option of signing a Publication Agreement that includes a "Transfer of Copyright" provision or a version that includes an “Exclusive Right to Publish” provision instead of transferring copyright to the Publisher. Authors should consider both options and discuss them with either ACM or M&C if they have questions regarding the relative benefits of either version of the Publishing Agreement.
For over sixty years the ACM has been the world’s leading computing society, having maintained this reputation by providing an international community of scientists, practitioners, educators, and students with the highest quality publications, conferences, and knowledge resources available and a commitment to serving the needs of this community and advancing the fields of computer science and information technology above all else.
Today, ACM is the world’s largest educational and scientific computing society uniting the world''s computing educators, researchers and professionals to inspire dialogue, share resources and address the field''s challenges. ACM strengthens the profession''s collective voice through strong leadership, promotion of the highest standards, and recognition of technical excellence. ACM supports the professional growth of its members by providing opportunities for life-long learning, career development, and professional networking. ACM is widely recognized as the premier membership organization for computing professionals, delivering resources that advance computing as a science and a profession; enable professional development; and promote policies and research that benefit society.
ACM carries out its mission through conferences, publications, educational programs, public awareness activities, and special interest groups. It sponsors over 170 conferences annually, for professionals working in computer graphics (SIGGRAPH); data communications (SIGCOMM); mobile computing (SIGMOBILE); knowledge discovery and data mining (KDD); software engineering (SIGSOFT); high performance computing (SC); human computer interaction (SIGCHI); object-oriented programming (SPLASH); computer and communications security (CCS), and approximately 25 other areas within the broader computer science community.
In addition to this new series of advanced level books, ACM publishes, distributes and archives more than 50 periodicals that provide original research and first-hand perspectives from the world''s leading thinkers in computing and information technologies. Many of these publications are considered the leading publications in their respective disciplines, as a result of the impact they have had on the field over an extended period of time.
ACM Books is managed by Editor-In–Chief Tamer Ӧzsu, of the University of Waterloo, and a world renowned editorial board of distinguished Area Editors, collectively representing many of the major areas within computer science. Over time, additional subject areas and Area Editors will be appointed to the Board to complete the Series'' coverage of the field.
Area Editors are responsible for inviting members of the community to submit book publication proposals, evaluating invited and unsolicited proposals and manuscripts in their areas, managing and overseeing peer review, and making final publication recommendations to the Editor-In-Chief. For an up-to-date list of all current Area Editors, please click here.
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Area Editors are responsible for inviting members of the \ncommunity to submit book publication proposals, evaluating invited and \nunsolicited proposals and manuscripts in their areas, managing and \noverseeing peer review, and making final publication recommendations to \nthe Editor-In-Chief. For an up-to-date list of all current Area Editors,\n please click here.
\n ACM Books will be produced by Morgan & Claypool to high quality standards on timely schedules. Manuscripts will be professionally edited and formatted using LaTeX and other modern formatters incorporating attractive series designs for interiors and covers. ACM Books will be published in several digital formats including downloadable pdfs, reflowable ebook formats and html. Volumes will also be published in economical, attractive print form using cutting edge print-on-demand technology.
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ACM Books will be produced by Morgan & Claypool to high quality standards on timely schedules. Manuscripts will be professionally edited and formatted using LaTeX and other modern formatters incorporating attractive series designs for interiors and covers. ACM Books will be published in several digital formats including downloadable pdfs, reflowable ebook formats and html. Volumes will also be published in economical, attractive print form using cutting edge print-on-demand technology.
\n ACM Books will be actively marketed to the computing community through multiple vehicles including advertising in ACM magazines, on dozens of ACM Web Sites targeting various segments of the computing community, and at a wide variety of ACM sponsored conferences. ACM Books will receive personalized attention by leveraging the extensive and comprehensive ACM Special Interest Group (SIG) network of niche communities within the computing domain. Individual title publication will be announced on appropriate ACM subscribed lists. The full text of ACM Books will be available for indexing by major search engines to enhance discoverability. MARC records will be produced for inclusion in library catalogs.
\n ACM Books will be widely distributed through the joint efforts of ACM and Morgan & Claypool working together. ACM Books will be offered as an additional purchase option for ACM’s more than 2,800 academic and corporate libraries worldwide that currently subscribe to the ACM Digital Library, as well as to the hundreds of academic, government, and corporate institutions interested in the computing domain. ACM Books will also be offered to ACM’s 110,000+ individual members from over 100 countries around the world as an additional option to their annual membership dues and individual ACM Digital Library access charge.
\n Individual titles in print and digital form will be made available for sale from major global print and ebook retailers worldwide, including Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble.
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ACM Books will be actively marketed to the computing community through multiple vehicles including advertising in ACM magazines, on dozens of ACM Web Sites targeting various segments of the computing community, and at a wide variety of ACM sponsored conferences. ACM Books will receive personalized attention by leveraging the extensive and comprehensive ACM Special Interest Group (SIG) network of niche communities within the computing domain. Individual title publication will be announced on appropriate ACM subscribed lists. The full text of ACM Books will be available for indexing by major search engines to enhance discoverability. MARC records will be produced for inclusion in library catalogs.
ACM Books will be widely distributed through the joint efforts of ACM and Morgan & Claypool working together. ACM Books will be offered as an additional purchase option for ACM’s more than 2,800 academic and corporate libraries worldwide that currently subscribe to the ACM Digital Library, as well as to the hundreds of academic, government, and corporate institutions interested in the computing domain. ACM Books will also be offered to ACM’s 110,000+ individual members from over 100 countries around the world as an additional option to their annual membership dues and individual ACM Digital Library access charge.
Individual titles in print and digital form will be made available for sale from major global print and ebook retailers worldwide, including Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble.
\n The primary goal of the ACM Books series is to provide a broad distribution outlet for book authors in the computing community. Pricing the series so that it is affordable to ACM members and institutions around the world is a priority for ACM Books. ACM has a longstanding reputation for pricing its publications affordably, and this Series will follow in that tradition. While individual titles in the series will be available for purchase through the most popular online book retailers, such as Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble.com, and Apple iBooks, the most affordable way for individual readers in the computing community to get access to all of the books published in the series is either through the heavily discounted ACM Membership pricing option ($29 annual price for professional members and $10 annual price for student members). Another option is to make a purchase recommendation to your institution. Bundled pricing for academic, government, and corporate institutions makes it possible for all individual users within their institutions to have free and unrestricted access to all titles published in the ACM Books series. To make such a recommendation, please contact your institution’s librarian or information manager.
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The primary goal of the ACM Books series is to provide a broad distribution outlet for book authors in the computing community. Pricing the series so that it is affordable to ACM members and institutions around the world is a priority for ACM Books. ACM has a longstanding reputation for pricing its publications affordably, and this Series will follow in that tradition. While individual titles in the series will be available for purchase through the most popular online book retailers, such as Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble.com, and Apple iBooks, the most affordable way for individual readers in the computing community to get access to all of the books published in the series is either through the heavily discounted ACM Membership pricing option ($29 annual price for professional members and $10 annual price for student members). Another option is to make a purchase recommendation to your institution. Bundled pricing for academic, government, and corporate institutions makes it possible for all individual users within their institutions to have free and unrestricted access to all titles published in the ACM Books series. To make such a recommendation, please contact your institution’s librarian or information manager.
The academic and technical publishing landscape has changed dramatically over the past decade. Following what has been a period of massive consolidation in the scientific, technical, and medical publishing industry (STM), there are now only a handful of commercial houses publishing computer science research, and their attention to computer science books, and in particular to graduate textbooks and research monographs, which have modest sales in comparison to the undergraduate market, has dwindled. There are certainly exceptions, and university presses have filled some of the gap, but this is the general environment that exists today, and it is entirely accurate to say that a considerable vacuum now exists in scholarly computer science book publishing.
As a result, ACM has decided to play a significant role in filling some of this void as a service to the community, with the launch of a new book program called ACM Books, that will enhance its already rich journal and conference publication portfolio as from early 2014.
ACM Books will fill a unique space in the publishing domain. The series will include books from across the entire spectrum of computer science subject matter. The series will initially focus on four kinds of books: graduate level textbooks, deep research monographs that provide an overview of established and emerging fields, practitioner level professional books, and books devoted to the history and social impact of computing. This publishing program will address the information needs of various members of the computing community, including researchers, practitioners, educators, and students and in general will expose the rich history of computing and the substantial global impact this field continues to have.
Consistent with ACM''s overall publishing strategy, ACM Books will continually re-evaluate the needs of the community, and adjust the series accordingly.
For many of our future readers, the ACM Digital Library will be the primary channel from which to search, browse, and download complete copies or individual chapters of ACM Books. Libraries and library consortia around the world will make buying decisions on behalf of their faculty and students, as well as corporate libraries on behalf of their employees, and as a result end users will have “unrestricted” and “essentially” free access to all books published in the series. At present, there are approximately 1,500,000 members of the computing community with access to the ACM Digital Library from over 2,800 academic, government, and corporate libraries worldwide that subscribe to the ACM Digital Library (journals, conferences, magazines, etc.) and we expect that over time many of these institutions will purchase the ACM Books collections. Pricing for institutions will be made affordable by ACM, in keeping with our longstanding tradition and non-profit approach to selling the ACM Digital Library.
For individual professional and student members of ACM, the series will be available at a low “add-on” price to their current ACM Membership ($29 annually for professionals and $10 annually for students) and for all other individuals interested in purchasing single print or digital copies, there will be an option to do so through the largest online booksellers, such as Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble.com. At present, there are approximately 110,000 professional and student members of ACM eligible for this special membership pricing for access to the ACM Books series.
In addition to our own goals for the Series itself, one positive side effect of ACM Books will be to address the soaring costs of textbooks produced by commercial publishers. If ACM Books can place pressure on the few large commercial publishers operating in the computer science market, then we will view this as a positive development.
In an effort to accelerate our development of ACM Books, ACM has partnered with a very high quality and well-respected book publisher, based in San Francisco, called Morgan & Claypool Publishers. Many in the computing community will be familiar with M&C as a result of their highly successful series in computing called the Synthesis Lectures, which publishes concise volumes across a range of computer science subjects.
Some will know Morgan & Claypool publisher Diane Cerra and founder Michael Morgan from their publishing at Morgan Kaufmann.
Partnering with M&C provides ACM Books with a number of advantages, such as excellent editorial support, fast digital book production experience, and wider distribution.
We invite you to give us your feedback, ideas and to become involved as authors, reviewers and readers. Please contact us at acmbooks-feedback@acm.org.
The primary publication and distribution platform for ACM Books will be the ACM Digital Library, the most comprehensive collection of full-text articles and bibliographic records in existence today covering the fields of computing and information technology. The full-text database includes the complete collection of ACM''s publications, including journals, conference proceedings, magazines, newsletters, and multimedia titles and currently consists of: \n
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400,000 Full-text articles
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2,200,000 Pages of full-text articles
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18,000+ New full-text articles added each year
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44+ High Impact Journals with 2-3 new journals being launched each year
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450+ Conference Proceedings Volumes added each year
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2,500+ Proceedings Volumes in the DL Archive
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8 Magazines (including the flagship Communications of the ACM, the most heavily cited publication in the field of computing according to Thomson-Reuters)
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37 Technical Newsletters from ACM''s Special Interest Groups (SIGs)
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6,000+ Video files
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In addition to the full-text database, the ACM Digital Library is heavily integrated with and includes unrestricted access to the Guide to Computing Literature, the Guide to Computing Literature bibliography.
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The ACM Digital Library includes reference linking though CrossRef, integration with the ACM Computing Reviews database, index terms using ACM''s 2012 Computing Classification Scheme (CCS), alerting and TOC services, and all export formats including BibTex, Endnote, and ACM Ref, as well as OpenURL compliance, and COUNTER III and SUSHI Compliant usage statistics.ACM Books will be priced affordably for institutions to maximize the accessibility of all titles published in the series. All pricing is based on an “ownership model” that provides “archival rights” for customers purchasing the entire collection of ACM Books with the ability to locally host individual titles for internal use, at the discretion of the purchasing institution.
In 2014, ACM Books will launch Collection I, which will consist of 25 books published across a wide range of topics in computer science. When an institution purchases Collection I, access will be turned on in the ACM Digital library for all books published as of that date in Collection I. Institutions purchasing Collection I will also have the option of accessing books published in the Series from Morgan & Claypool’s platform at no additional charge. As new titles are published inside the ACM Digital Library, those titles will be accessible to all users within the institution’s IP authenticated domain.
For Academic Institutions, pricing is based on several factors, including:
Annual list pricing for each collection in the ACM Books series
ACM DL Tiering based on size and number of students and faculty at participating institutions
Participation in various academic library consortia
Economic discounts based on the 2012 World Bank List of Economies
Pre-publication discounts based on orders received prior to January 1, 2014
Pricing for ACM Books is global pricing and all prices are in US Dollars: \nTier 1 = $1,500 \nTier 2 = $2,500 \nTier 3 = $4,000 \n* To determine which tier your institution is classified as by ACM, please contact ACM at info@acmbooks.org.
For Government Institutions, pricing is based on several factors, including:
Annual list pricing for each collection in the ACM Books series
Number of sites with access to the ACM Books series
Economic discounts based on the 2012 World Bank List of Economies
Pre-publication discounts based on orders received prior to January 1, 2014
Government List Price = $2,500 per site with discounts available for multi-site purchases
For Corporations, pricing is based on several factors, including:
Annual list pricing for each collection in the ACM Books series
Single or multi-site pricing
Size of Corporation based on revenues and number of R&D staff
Pre-publication discounts based on orders received prior to January 1, 2014
Tier 1 = $2,500 per site with discounts available for multi-site purchases \nTier 2 = $3,500 per site with discounts available for multi-site purchases \nTier 3 = $4,500 per site with discounts available for multi-site purchases \n* Corporate tiering is based on annual revenues for the purchasing corporation. Tier 1 is for all corporations with $0-$99m in annual revenues. Tier 2 is for all corporations with $100m-$500m in annual revenues. Tier 3 is for all corporations with over $500m in annual revenues.
The ACM Digital Library is currently indexed by Google, Google Scholar, Microsoft Academic Search, Bing, Yahoo!, IET Inspec, Thomson Reuters Web of Knowledge, Engineering Information, Scopus, Ebsco Discovery Service, National Institute of Informatics, Northern Light, Worldcat, Summon, OhioLink, Exlibris Primo, Technical University of Denmark (DTU), CiteSeer, Computing Research Repository (CoRR), IEEE Xplore, MathSciNet, Odysci, deepdyve, CNKI, DBLP, Knimbus, and Suweco. This long list of general search engines and more specialized discovery services guarantees that all ACM Books published in the ACM Digital Library will be immediately discoverable by a wide audience of individual and institutional users in and out of the library environment.
For libraries, access to ACM Books inside the ACM Digital Library will be handled through IP authentication in the same way that institutions currently have access to all other content inside the ACM DL.
In addition, ACM now offers a "Remote Access" service that makes it possible for end users to access Library-purchased content from the ACM Digital Library using username and password authentication, connected to your institution''s IP authenticated account.
If your institution currently subscribes to the ACM DL, turning on access for ACM Books is a simple and straightforward process. Simply contact ACM directly at <acmbooks-info@acm.org> and they will turn access on and provide you with the necessary documentation to complete your order.
Machine Readable Cataloging (MARC) Records will be provided to all institutional customers of ACM Books for all books published in the ACM Books series upon request.
While ACM will sell the ACM Books series utilizing a digital-first “collections” model, individual “a la carte” title purchases will be available from the major library ebook and print book vendors.
ACM Books is managed by Editor-in-Chief, Tamer Özsu, of the University of Waterloo, and an international editorial board comprised of world renowned subject-matter experts, each responsible for a specific area within the field of computer science.
Each proposal received will be reviewed by the appropriate editor, who will manage and oversee the peer review process for each submission, often with the help of additional reviewers enlisted from the community. Both accepted and rejected proposals will receive feedback from the editor responsible for their submission and for those submissions offered a publication contract feedback will be geared toward helping the author to refine and improve the overall quality of their finished manuscript prior to publication.
Upon acceptance, a representative of ACM Books will discuss scheduling, reviewing, and other details of the process with the author. As with all ACM Publications, authors will have a choice of either an exclusive License to Publish or a Transfer of Copyright Agreement. Authors wishing to discuss the relative merits of either Agreement should contact ACM to have such a discussion. Once the schedule is agreed and the author selects the version of the Agreement they prefer, the author will receive the appropriate Publishing Agreement for signature, along with LaTeX style files and samples.
For all books in the series, timing is critical. It is our goal to provide a superior author experience for those working with ACM Books and doing so requires expeditious decision making on both sides to move from initial proposal, to review and acceptance, to contract, and finally to the manuscript development phase within approximately one month''s time.
Since 1954, ACM has been the leading publisher of high-quality scholarship, in the form of journals, technical magazines, conference proceedings, newsletters, and bibliographic databases for the computer science community. During this time, ACM has established a close working relationship with the international library community based on mutual trust, respect, and understanding of ACM''s unique mission-based approach to publishing scholarly information.
Our focus on "quality over quantity" and "service over profit" has driven our editorial-need-based approach to launching new journals and to pricing the ACM Digital Library below prices offered by nearly all other scholarly publishers existing today, regardless of their for-profit or non-profit status.
ACM Publications are respected for their high impact on the communities they serve and are regarded by many in those communities as the most prestigious outlets for their best work. Publishing with ACM is considered a high honor and for many in the community the pinnacle of their scholarly careers.
ACM is an active partner to the international library community, participating in dozens of library meetings around the world, serving on panels, committees, and boards of organizations like Portico, CrossRef, and ORCID, providing valuable feedback and training on the use of our products and working to ensure that the ACM Digital Library, ACM''s flagship publication platform, is Open URL, SFX, and Shibboleth and Athens compliant, and that our licensing terms take into account best practices and ethical codes of conduct from the library community.
ACM Books is a new series of high quality monographs and graduate level textbooks, but the model for ACM Books is based on a longstanding tradition of excellence and a well established technology platform and publishing infrastructure that has the international library community front and center in its thinking about eBook distribution and licensing terms, pricing, digital preservation, and access.
In order to learn more about ACM Publications in general and our close relationship to the library community, please visit our Librarian Resource Website at <http://librarians.acm.org>.
The publishing model for ACM Books was developed jointly by the ACM Publications Board and Morgan & Claypool Publishers. This page outlines the publication process from the proposal stage through peer review, decision making, author contracts, manuscript development, and publication. The marketing and selling of ACM Books is covered under the Marketing & Sales section of the site. Feedback is welcome from all prospective authors.
The subject area editor and a representative from ACM Books are available to work with the author throughout the development process, and during that time authors may also communicate with the compositor, either a LaTeX Guru or Word expert, or ACM Books'' copyediting chief, as needed.
One goal for this period is to select a small team of reviewers for the manuscript. Reviews will be arranged for well in advance of the manuscript''s completion, whenever possible, in order to reserve time with the reviewers to avoid potential delays to the publication process.
For longer manuscripts, the area editor and reviewers may decide that reviewing the manuscript in parts over time, rather than as a whole, is more efficient. If authors have particular questions or opinions to ask of reviewers, those will be included in the initial request.
Once the reviews are completed, the author and subject area editor may, at their discretion, discuss any issues raised during that process and decide on the best course of action to move forward. At that time, the author(s) and area editor will schedule the necessary amount of time to complete any revisions or corrections, and work toward that goal.
The final stage of the above process is the author''s delivery of the following, which comprises the completed manuscript:
\n Publishing your manuscript with ACM Books offers the potential for widespread visibility and reach. As the world''s largest international association and publisher in the field of computing, ACM has the ability to promote your work to a global audience of readers in your subject area and to reach virtually every peer and student anywhere in the world interested in your work.\n
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\n At present, over 1,500,000 students, researchers, educators, and practitioners from over 2,800 institutions from academia, government, and industry regularly download journal, conference, and magazine content from the ACM Digital Library, one of the world''s leading online platforms for scholarly information.\n
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\n All ACM Books will be included in the ACM Digital Library for discovery, sale, and consumption, and this offers our authors an incredibly powerful platform to showcase their work to achieve the maximum level of impact on the field. In addition, by partnering with Morgan & Claypool, ACM Books has access to an even wider network of distributors and promotional channels, which will result in even greater penetration and accessibility of every book published in the ACM Books series.\n
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\n ACM Books will be marketed and sold to both individuals and institutions.\n
It is our expectation that all illustration files will be of high quality. Authors are requested to save all image files, individual illustrations as separate files.
ACM takes copyright and the proper attribution of intellectual property \nvery seriously. ACM also takes the process of obtaining permissions for \nthe inclusion of copyrighted materials in all ACM Publications very \nseriously. Obtaining permissions to include materials from third parties is often a complicated and time consuming process.
With this said, it is ACM''s goal to simplify this process for the author of ACM Books, wherever possible. Towards this end, permissions should be treated as belonging to one of two categories, those requests made directly to ACM as the copyright holder of materials the author wishes to include in his or her manuscript and those requests to be made of third parties for materials who''s rights are not held by ACM. See below.
ACM Copyrighted Materials
For authors of ACM Books who wish to use illustrations or small portions of text previously published in an ACM journal, conference, or magazine, permissions for those items shall be subject to the ACM Copyright and Permissions requirements posted at <http://authors.acm.org/main.html>.
ACM shall take a liberal approach to granting such permissions without any associated fees, although it is necessary for all authors to follow the official ACM procedures for obtaining such permissions.
Non ACM Copyrighted Materials
For authors of ACM Books who wish to use illustrations or small portions of text from works of their own or others copyrighted elsewhere, ACM Books will assist with copyright permissions, although it is ultimately the responsibility of the author to obtain these permissions prior to submission of the final manuscript for publication.
High quality production and rapid publication are important components of the value proposition ACM and Morgan & Claypool offer to those wishing to publish their manuscripts with ACM Books. One way to insure this for multiple-authored books is for co-authors to select a “responsible author” who will be responsible as the main point of contact for ACM Books staff and volunteer editors from the very beginning stages of the proposal through final manuscript delivery.
Once final manuscript files are received from the "responsible author", production will start immediately, sometimes even the same day as files are received.
For LaTeX files, this includes final formatting of the manuscript and tables, re-drawing line illustrations, if needed, and copy editing. \nOnce those three initial tasks are complete, authors will receive formatted, copy edited page proofs for review and approval. This final review should be brief, with a quick check to insure that the author''s previously requested changes were made correctly. It is expected that unless there is a serious issue prohibiting a fast \nturnaround, authors will provide this final sign-off within approximately 10 \ndays or less.
When author approval is received, final files will be prepared for publication, including relinking any broken links, adding DOIs to references, and preparing various ebook and print publication files. At that point, publication is just a day or two away.
Once published, authors will be alerted and given the published file link, so that they can download and advise students and colleagues to do the same.
At that time author’s print copies are ordered, and the marketing manager and author will start to discuss promotional plans for their book, if they have not already been in communication up to that point.
Authors generally ask how long this production process takes. For ACM Books, the following is our targeted goal:
For shorter books, up to 150 or so pages, from receipt of final files to online publication can take less than a month.
For longer books, up to 350 pages, the goal is to publish online within two months.
Print-on-Demand takes approximately two weeks for set up, printing, and delivery, which means that Amazon.com or Barnes & Noble will publish print copies within a couple weeks, and Kindle or Nook versions within a month.
Marketing via the ACM Digital Library, for which access is currently licensed to over 2,700 institutions in over 80 countries around the world with an effective reach of over 1,500,000 end users annually
Promotion on ACM''s librarian resource website, which is currently accessed by over 65,000 individuals from over 179 countries over the past year
Continuous promotion to ACM''s network of over 90 academic library consortia customers, 100 large and mid-sized industry customers, and 100 large and mid-sized government institutions
Continuous promotion to ACM''s network of over 30 subscription agencies operating in over 80 countries around the world, responsible for selling the ACM Digital Library to international library markets
Promotion at any one of the dozens of annual library conferences and events ACM attends each year
Inclusion of all titles in ACM Books in the world''s largest curated bibliographic database, the ACM Guide to Computing Literature
Inclusion of all titles in the ACM Digital Library Mobile Application
Marketing via the ACM Digital Library, for which access is currently licensed to over 2,700 institutions in over 80 countries around the world with an effective reach of over 1,500,000 end users annually
Special discounted pricing to the entire collection of ACM Books for ACM Members. ACM Professional Members will have the ability to purchase annual access to the entire collection of ACM Books via the ACM DL for $29 per year and ACM Student Members will have the ability to purchase access for $10 per year
Promotion at any of the hundreds of small, medium, and large international conferences and workshops sponsored by ACM each year, including for example ACM SIGGRAPH, ACM SIGCHI, ACM SuperComputing, ACM Design Automation Conference, etc.
Print and digital marketing in ACM''s prestigious technical magazines, including the Communications of the ACM, ACM Queue, XRDS student magazine, eLearn Magazine, Computers in Entertainment magazine, ACM Interactions magazine, ACM InRoads magazine, and ACM Ubiquity magazine
Digital marketing in ACM TechNews, which is currently distributed to over 108,000 ACM Members three times each week
Promotion in ACM''s Learning Center. See <ACM Learning Center> for more information
Promotion in various ACM Member publications, such as ACM MemberNet and ACM Member Bulletins
Inclusion of individual titles in ACM Books in the major online book retailers, including Amazon, B&N, and Apple iBooks
Inclusion of all titles in the ACM Digital Library Mobile Application
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