The Digital Library : 2010 POD Titles

2010 Print on Demand Proceeding Titles

Title ISBN Amazon Barnes & Noble
ASE 2010 978-1-4503-0116-9 POD from Amazon POD from Barnes & Noble
CGO 2010 978-1-60558-635-9 POD from Amazon POD from Barnes & Noble
EC 2010 978-1-60558-822-3 POD from Amazon POD from Barnes & Noble
IHI 2010 978-1-4503-0030-8 POD from Amazon POD from Barnes & Noble
IMC 2010 978-1-4503-0057-5 POD from Amazon POD from Barnes & Noble
ISCA 2010 978-1-4503-0052-0 POD from Amazon POD from Barnes & Noble
LCTES 2010 978-1-6055-8953-4 POD from Amazon POD from Barnes & Noble
OOPSLA 2010 978-1-4503-0203-6 POD from Amazon POD from Barnes & Noble
PACT 2010 978-1-4503-0178-7 POD from Amazon POD from Barnes & Noble
SoCG 2010 978-1-4503-0016-2 POD from Amazon POD from Barnes & Noble
SIGAda 2010 978-1-4503-0027-8 POD from Amazon POD from Barnes & Noble
SIGCSE 2010 978-1-6055-8885-8 POD from Amazon POD from Barnes & Noble
SIGDOC 2010 978-1-4503-0403-0 POD from Amazon POD from Barnes & Noble
SIGUCCS 2010 978-1-4503-0003-2 POD from Amazon POD from Barnes & Noble
SPAA 2010 978-1-4503-0079-7 POD from Amazon POD from Barnes & Noble
SPLASH 2010 978-1-4503-0240-1 POD from Amazon POD from Barnes & Noble
STOC 2010 978-1-6055-8817-9 POD from Amazon POD from Barnes & Noble

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