{"word_count": 219, "character_count": 1478}
Colin Steele in liblicense-l:ANU E Press publishes between 50-60 titlesa year, all of its eBooks are available free through its websiteand the reader may choose to purchase a Print-On-Demand versionof the book. ANU has over 3 million eBook downloads a year. TheANU E Press website is at: http://epress.anu.edu.au'The current top ten is, in terms of downloading.  It's beeninteresting for the E Press to note the varied geographicalspread of downloads for each title.ANU E Press Top 10 most popular eBooks in 20101.Ethics and Auditing - 93, 6272.The Islamic Traditions of Cirebon - 77, 4003.Aboriginal Placenames - 64, 9644.Aboriginal History 33 - 59, 3225.Myanmar-the state, community and the environment - 54, 7696.China: Next Twenty Years of Reform and Development - 49, 1057.Islamising Indonesia - 43, 5028.TA 28 - New Directions in Archaeological Science - 41, 6769.Anomie and Violence - 40, 24510.Dictatorship, Disorder and Decline in Myanmar - 39, 044This is not the time to re-engage with Stevan Harnad on OAmonographs, but there is a growing OA monograph trend which theAustralian E Presses continue to promulgate.  Given the limiteddistribution globally of a print academic monograph, often quotedsales of 200-300 copies with 200 remainder, then e-OA versionshave an ability (with POD as required) to disseminate scholarlyknowledge much more widely than is currently the case,particularly where trade "university publishers" increasinglyhave to eschew academic content.