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La MSH de Grenoble organise le 26 janvier prochain une journée d'études qu'il sera possible de podcaster ou de suivre en streaming à cette adresse:  http://www.msh-alpes.fr/en/direct_amphiProgramme9:30-10:00: Elena Pierazzo (Université ‘Stendhal’ Grenoble 3) andMatthew Driscoll (University of Copenhagen): Introduction 10:00-11:30: 3 papers-­‐    Caroline Macé (Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main): A view from the inside: what are publishers doing for scholarly editors? The case of the Corpus Christianorum Series Graeca”-­‐    Pierre-Yves Buard (Presse Universitaires de Caen): Éditions multimodales - proposition d'organisation du travail-­‐    Espen Ore (University of Oslo): Digital editions and digital «editions» in Norway11:30-12:00 Coffee12:00-13:00 2 papers-­‐    Pierre Mounier (Open Editions): TEI for publications : why we chose it. A quick look into OpenEdition and Presses Universitaires de Caen partnership-­‐    Hilde Boe (Munch Museum, Oslo): bokselskap.no – the Norwegian solution13:00-14:00 lunch14:00-15:30 3 papers-­‐    Brad Scott (Brambletye Publishing): Now are our labours crown'd with their reward : Resourcing digital scholarly editions in British publishing houses, 1995-2015-­‐    Manuel Portela (University of Coimbra): Dilemmas of Hybrid Publication of Scholarly Editions: Digitizing, Designing, Distributing-­‐    Rupert Gatti (Open Book Publishers): Opportunities and challenges publishing digital scholarly editions: reflections from an Open Access book publisher15:30-16:00 coffee16:00-17:00 2 papers-­‐    Cecile Meynard and Thomas Lebarbé (Université ‘Stendhal’ Grenoble 3): Réflexions autour du projet d'édition électronique/imprimée de manuscrits de Stendhal : le livre est mort, vive le livre! vers un triumvirat éditeur scientifique/éditeur commercial/lecteur ?-­‐    Louise Schouten (Brill), From Reader to User: Brill’s Digital Publication Programme in a Changing Environment17:00-18:00 Roundtable and discussion