CECM Preprints
About Electronic Publishing and Online Internet Documents
The CECM's research interests include electronic publishing and issues that arise for us as a provider of various online documents by means of ftp, gopher and the World Wide Web. For more information on this topic see our Document Vault Project. You may also be interested in browsing the Digital Scientific Journals page as well as the Publication Resrouces on the WWW pageOther references of interest in this context include:
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Electronic and Scientific Publishing
on the Internet: Project TULIP
- Bibliography of electronic and scientific publishing on the Internet
- Tragic loss or good riddance? The impending demise of traditional scholarly journals,
- a paper by Andrew M. Odlyzko about the future of scientific publishing
- The Red Sage Electronic Journal System
- A service of the Digital Library of the UCSF
- Economics Working Paper Archive
- provided by the Economics Department of Washington University at St. Louis
- see Scout Report selection: The Future Information Structure in Economics
- The State of Scholarly Publishing in Canada
- transcript of speech by M. J. Carley at 7th Biennial Meeting,
- International Group of Publishing Libraries, Ottawa, Tuesday, 13 June 1995
- Scholarly Communication and Electronic Publication: Implications for Research, Advancement, and Promotion
- by Lizbeth Langston, University of California, Riverside
- Towards a new Paradigm for Scholarly Communication
- Discussion Paper prepared by the AUCC - CARL/ABRC Task
- Force on Academic Libraries and Scholarly Communication
- Report of the Serials & Technology Subcommittee
- John Gilbert's report (University of British Columbia)
- Scholarly, Scientific, Technical and Medical Publishing
- The Brilliant Career of Jan Ludwig Hoch
- The Public-Access Computer Systems Review (PACS Review)
- an electronic journal about end-user computer systems in libraries.
- Scholarly Communication in the Next Millennium
- Bibliography of electronic and scientific publishing on the Internet