Also, readers can print the full-text of an article with the same format and quality it has in the printed journal. The Internet version of Science is posted weekly to the World-Wide Web by HighWire the evening before the cover date. It includes features not appearing in the paper publication, such as convenient summaries of current events in the STM community. These online publications enhance functionality. Internet protocols like the Web have an improving capacity for searching, which can help scientific readers wade through an overload of information.
Functionality is increased dramatically by hypertext links.
These provisions are also being made available for Science online. HighWire is working with publishers to enable the public accessibility of this level of content. John Sack, Director and Associate Publisher of HighWire, says that he receives feedback daily from online readers, and that the vast majority are enthusiastic about the Internet editions. The JBC project has been so successful that many authors have now made publishing in the JBC a higher priority than they did before an online version was available. You can find Science on the Web.