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Filling the pipeline and paying the piper : proceedings of the fourth symposium : November 5-7, 1994, the Washington Vista Hotel, Washington, D.C. /

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Corporate Authors: American Physical Society., Association of American University Presses., Association of Research Libraries., Johns Hopkins University. Press., University of Virginia. Library.
Other Authors: Okerson, Anne., Okerson, Ann.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Washington, D.C. : Association of Research Libraries, Office of Scientific & Academic Pub., 1995.
Subjects:
Computer Communication Networks.
Electronic publishing > Congresses.
Internet > Congresses.
Scholarly publishing > Congresses.
Wide area networks (Computer networks) > Congresses.
Electronics.
Publishing.
Scholarly electronic publishing > United States > Congresses.
Network publishing (Computer networks) > United States > Congresses.
Congresses.
Washington (DC, 1994)
Conference proceedings.
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Table of Contents:
  • A synopsis of the symposium / Jinnie Davis
  • Keynote: Is school out? Is academic publishing out? / Lewis J. Perelman
  • Frankenstein redux: organization and cultivation of electronic scholarship / Michael Eleey
  • The labyrinth: a world wide web disciplinary server for medieval studies / Deborah Everhart and Martin Irvine
  • Scholarly publishing in the information economy / Sandra Braman
  • Pricing electronic products / Colin Day
  • Innovation in cost recovery / Andrea Keyhani
  • Electronic journals, libraries, and university presses / Jean-Claude Guedon
  • Some FAQs about usage-based pricing / Hal R. Varian and Jeffrey K. MacKie Mason
  • The combined AAUP online catalog/bookstore project: server design / Bruce H. Barton
  • The AAUP online catalog project: a progress report / Chuck Creesy
  • Campus publishing in standardized electronic formats
  • HTML and TEI / David Seaman
  • Project Muse: tackling 40 journals / Susan Lewis and Todd Kelley
  • Publishig e-prints, preprints, and journals in the sciences / Bob Kelly
  • Riding the aftershocks: the Galileo project / Elizabeth Burr
  • Towards an e-MED: converting the Middle English dictionary into an electronic version / Henk Aertsen
  • Scholarly communications project: publishers and libraries / Gail McMillan
  • Five societies: one journal project / Keith Seitter
  • Naming the namable: names, versions, and document identity in a networked environment / David Levy
  • The Berkeley finding aids project: standards in navigation / Daniel V. Pitti
  • Research into the reward system of scholarship: where does scholarly electronic

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