Some are still exploring electronic publishing. She says that putting the journal online is a goal that the editors would like to explore in the near future. The Review currently has an informational website listing its mission statement as well as abstracts of current and past issues. Acosta-Belen foresees that an online journal will become increasingly important as more libraries experience space problems from growing numbers of books. The Latino Review has already grown through available technologies, by linking to 16 professional networks and organizations and connecting to websites nationally and internationally.
Technology changes so fast.
Machines are continually being outdated. His journal started in 1983 and in 1997 found it useful to add an online supplement composed of abstracts and journal instructions. Sarma adds that there has not been much demand for a completely online version. Hall also notes that online journals run the risk of bypassing important people who are not yet online either because of an age gap, socioeconomic variables, or other intervening circumstances. Yet Sociological Forum is the fourth most cited journal in sociology out of hundreds.