 Beginning in the early 1960s, the failings of the 14th edition began to be collated and published by physicist Harvey Einbinder, culminating in his highly critical 390-page book, "The Myth of the Britannica" (1964).Goaded into action, the "Britannica" began to work on a new edition, the current 15th.The 15th edition was produced over ten years at a cost of $32 million and released in 1974 in 30 volumes.