Scholarly Publishing

Scholarly publishing, the new frontiers, Robin Peek; how genres of analysis shape the character of alternate visions for electronic publishing and digital libraries, Rob Kling and Roberta Lamb; the impact of electronic publishing on the academic community, Robert Silverman; the seminar, the encyclopedia, and the eco museum as the future forms of scholarly electronic publishing, Jean-Claude Guedon; tragic loss or good riddance? the impending demise of traditional scholarly journals, Andrew Odlyzko; the role of sky-writing in scholarly communication, Stevan Harnad; the economic quandary of the network publisher, Brian Hayes; the integrity of digital information, Clifford A. Lynch; the university press in the electronic future, Lisa Freeman; synopsis of a study prepared for the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation - university libraries and scholarly communication, Ann Okerson; a consortium for refereed electronic journals, Larry Hurtado; revolutionary or regressive - the politics of managing electronic information, Marlene Manoff; electronic publishers and electronic journals, Janet Fisher; the challenges of electronic text in the library - bibliographic control and access, Rebecca Guenther; scholarly communication in the network environment, Brian Kahin; where electronic publications and television programmes are really computer programmes, Patrice Lyons; teleread - a virtual central database without "big brother", David H. Rothman.