The transition from paper
Subtitle: where are we going and how will we get there?
By: edited by R. Stephen Berry and Anne Simon Moffat
Publisher: American Academy of Arts & Sciences
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Cambridge, Mass
Language: eng
Subjects: Publishing; Electronics; Trends; Communication; Periodicals as Topic; Electronic publishing
Notes: Title from webpage; description based on world wide web page as viewed December 11, 2001.

"Published online, 2001" -- from webpage viewed December 11, 2001.

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Mode of Access:  Internet via world wide web.
Table of contents: title: 1.  Electronics and the future of education; title: 2.  The changing landscape of academics as affected by new communications technology; title: 3.  The Future of science textbooks; title: 4.  Scientific journals of the future; title: 5.  The future(?) of peer review; title: 6.  Management of the new infrastructure for electronic publications; title: 7.  Electronic clones vs. the global research archive; title: 8.  Science and science online; wired and hotwired; title: 9. Electronic conferences; title: 10.  Advancing the electronic information marketplace through library licensing; title: 11.  Midnight in the garden of good and evil? Academic publishing, copyright and other miasmas; title: 12.  The legal foundation for electronic information: how will it affect scientists; title: 13.  Competition and cooperation: libraries and publishers in the transition to electronic scholarly journals; title: 14. On "who should own scientific papers"; title: 15. The Rationale for "full and open access" of scientific information; title: 16. Social Impacts of the transition.