1989 Books In Print Plus CD ROM?

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My early research into Gordon Press was based on an examination of information contained within the monthly CD ROM updates of Books In Print, which are no longer easily accessible to library patrons, since networks now replace this individual CD ROM technology. Where does one now find a Larger research libraries do save these old CD ROMs, just as they do old books. However, if you do not have access to such a library then you may be able to find an old hard-copy paper edition of Books In Print in storage at a local library or used book store. Check out either the Authors or Titles volumes if you want to trace the history of Gordon/Revisionist Press.

It is worth your effort to view and save the pages you visit ..because tomorrow that site may be very different -- transforming this whole analysis of Gordon/Revisionist Press into the irrelevant nonsense it is already becoming. It is uncertain how much longer it will be possible to gain public access to Global Books In Print; the information disclosed in this phone number list investigation is accurate only up to September 2000 -- efforts are made to keep the information in this report updated as significant changes occur. If it is evident that this is not being done, let me know what is end of note) (Author's note December 14, 2000: It has finally been possible to gain limited access to the October 2000 edition of Global Books In Print.

What is most significant to notice is that Gordon Press continues to down-size its listings, now claiming to publish only 2760 titles as of October 2000 -- that is a drop of 395 titles from September 2000. I have not been able to examine in detail what titles have been deleted from their data-base. It seems that the high-priced technical books remain, as well as "best-sellers" like Terrorist Group Profiles and The International Jew -- both still in the $250.00 range.) (Author's note January 25, 2001: The local public library once again proved to be very helpful, making it possible to closely examine the December 2000 version of Global Books In Print.