P E O P L E P O I N T S: JISC national e-books observatory project: Key findings and recommendations

About Paul Reynolds

Paul is an Auckland based commentator and thinker on the impact of digital technologies on cultural, heritage, learning and knowledge networks.

He puts a strong emphasis on how communities access and contribute to knowledge.

McGovern Online
Paul is the co-founder and Joint Managing Director of McGovern Online, a full-service on-line media company who, since 1995, have provided strategy, design and development in the field of new media and Internet to clients in New Zealand, Australia, Fiji and the UK.

Networks
He is an elected board member of the NZ National Digital Forum.

He is a member of the IADA, International Academy of Digital Arts, which selects nominees and winners for the Webby Awards

He has participated in a number of NZ government advisory bodies, is the former Adjunct Director [Digital Library] to the National Library of New Zealand, and served on the Auckland Museum Board Trust Board, 2007-2009

Consulting

He consults on digital strategic planning to a number of cultural and heritage organisations and institutions in New Zealand and Australia .

Media/Conference
He guests on NZ television and radio and is regarded as a engaging conference speaker.

contact: www.mcgovern.co.nz

Friday, 18 December 2009

JISC national e-books observatory project: Key findings and recommendations

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