[nabs-l] Where Do Textooks Come From?

[sarah.jevnikar at utoronto.ca]

Hi Elizabeth,
If you Google the publishers, there is often a contact us page with an  
e-mail and phone number. To be safe, try both. It's hard to know who  
to ask for but if you explain what you're looking for they can pass  
you on to the right person. I tried this with the publisher Wiley with  
no success (they wer friendly but didn't have anything to help me) but  
be assertive and hopefully you'll get what you need.
Hope it goes well,
Sarah

Quoting Elizabeth <lizmohnke at hotmail.com>:

>
> Okay, so then how do i go about contacting the publishers to receive  
>  a digital editions of my textbooks? Do i just search for the   
> companies online and send them an email with my request? Or is it   
> better to call the publisher and speak with someone from a   
> particular department? Since it sounds as though there are some   
> members on the list who have some experience in contacting the   
> publishers directly, do you have any tips to share to attempt to   
> make this venture a success? I've never done this before, so I'm   
> curious to find out how other people have tried to do it and whether  
>  or not their venture was successful.
>
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Elizabeth
>
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