The journal's refereeing process will check the scientific contents while data centers normally check the technical consistency of the digital material, thus ensuring the quality of the publication.
Different media serve different purposes.
In this chapter we will advocate quality as the prime objective and at the same time encourage the utilization of the Web as an information medium. We will discuss the information handling aspects of how to organize a local information server, present a case study, and give tentative guidelines for exploiting the enormous potential of the World-Wide Web.