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Rethinking the Integrity of the Scholarly Record in the Networked Information Age

January 1, 1994

This author takes the broad perspective that there is integrity of digital information at the level of individual objects. As the transition from print sources and the framework and traditions of …

Academic Access Rights

January 1, 1997

As scholarly publishing on the Internet becomes increasingly familiar, so do stories of vulnerability and discussions of access rights. The author explores the legalities and campus politics embedd…

Will Books Become the Dumb Medium?

January 1, 1998

Get ready for a new and creative way to deliver knowledge. Get ready for a new and creative way to deliver knowledge. …

Scholarship and the Management of Information in the Age of the Electron

January 1, 1999

The components of information technology--the computer and the Internet--have become both tools and media for the creation of new knowledge, as well as new means of scholarly communication. IT is c…

Scholarly Communications: A Perspective from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

January 1, 2000

Discusses the changes in the scholarly and academic publications industry. Includes such topics as the mission of scholarly communication, emerging technologies and the impact these technologies ha…

Scholarship and Scholarly Communication in the Electronic Age

January 1, 2000

Scholarly communication, in its current form, will cease to exist if the problems plaguing it today go unresolved. This article gives a brief history of the scholarly community and its system of c…

Panel on the Future of Scholarly Publishing

January 1, 2000

Stanley Chodorow, Billy E. Frye, Douglas Greenberg, Paula T. Kaufman, Susan L. Perry, and Richard West respond to questions regarding the future of scholarly publishing. …

Librarians and Publishers as Collaborators and Competitors

January 1, 2003

The author discusses recent collaborations, between libraries and scholarly publishers, such as TULIP and Red Sage. The author discusses recent collabo…

The Role of RSS in Science Publishing: Syndication and Annotation on the Web

January 1, 2004

This paper describes the growing uptake of RSS within science publishing as seen from Nature Publishing Group's (NPG) perspective. This paper desc…

E-Scholarship: Is It Truly Something New and Different?

January 1, 2004

© 2004 Deanna Marcum and Gerald George EDUCAUSE Review, vol. 39, no. 1 (January/February 2004): 8–9. E-Scholarship: Is It Something Truly New and Different? Deanna Marcum a…