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Socioeconomic Dimensions of Electronic Publishing Workshop, 1998. Proceedings

Date 25-25 April 1998

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Proceedings. Socioeconomic Dimensions of Electronic Publishing Workshop

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Information module in a scientific/engineering workstation: a proposal for utilizing electronic information for interdisciplinary research

Grey market science: research libraries, grey literature, and the legitimization of scientific discourse in the Internet age

Recreating publishing for the engineering and scientific community: the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC)

Rethinking document structure in a global hypertext environment: toward a model of nested conceptual units of information on the World Wide Web

Through a glass darkly: one scientist's view

The future of the scholarly editor

Priority for discoveries: challenges of electronic publication to research norms, practices and values

Perspectives on electronic publication gained through publishing CD-ROM/WWW issues of the IEEE Transactions on Education

Understanding use in the real world

Thinking in electronic terms

Defining the technical and scientific “information package of the future”

Designing the future of electronic journals with lessons learned from the past: economic and use patterns of scientific journals

Electronic access: what IEEE members say they want

From generic to descriptive markup: implications for the academic author

Developing a picture of electronic publishing: a qualitative study of the ecology community

Form and content in the electronic age

Framework for scientific communication in Earth and space science

Digital object identifiers and their role in the implementation of electronic publishing

Two-dimensional framework for science textbook and journal publishing

Overcoming intellectual and virtual access as barriers to utilization of electronic publications

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