The second is a note on date discrepancies . The third item is a call for papers . You may click on the item you wish to read or read them seriatum . As we gain more experience with BRJ Online the strengths and weaknesses of the technology become clearer. This manifests itself as the inability by the Web to accommodate thousands, or millions, of users simultaneously without losing efficiency and speed.
Experts claim that the Web is the most revolutionary innovation since the printing press.
That may be true, but it means that the earliest electronic journals printed on the Web must suffer the inconveniences of all early innovations. The early printing presses no doubt had comparable problems. The greatest inconvenience of the Web is the slow download speed for pages with numerous graphics or with large graphics such as the masthead on our Table of Contents page. With this issue we give you the option of reading BRJ Online with or without graphics. If you choose the Text Version you will get optimum download speed but you will not see the opening masthead or the graphic icons or buttons.