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Peek R.P. (ed.), Newby G.B. (ed.) — Scholarly publishing: the electronic frontier
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Àâòîðû: Peek R.P. (ed.), Newby G.B. (ed.)
Àííîòàöèÿ: Scholarly publishing is changing and the changes will have an impact on all members of the academic community and on how they will go about creating and maintaining scholarship. Scholarly Publishing: The Electronic Frontier examines the critical issues facing universities, academics, libraries, and scholarly presses in the turbulent time when publishing is likely moving from a print to an electronic paradigm. The essays by all of the major participants in this "electronic revolution" explore the technical, social, and organizational impact of computer-mediated communication. They examine both ends of the continuum and everything in between — from how the system might be completely overhauled to a gradual retrenching where much remains the same but paper is no longer the communication medium. Some of the subjects, implicit in the various possible futures for scholarly publishing and covered here, include the role of the library with respect to electronic publications, protection of intellectual and economic property, and plagiarism.
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Copyright Act (1976), libraries and 291
Copyright Act (1976), technology-neutrality of 278
Copyright Act (1976), typeface programs and 304
Copyright Clearance Center 194 296n28
Copyright fees 172 194
Copyright of "works for hire" 294n7
Copyright of CD—ROMs 296
Copyright of hypertext links 160
Copyright of printed journals 233—234
Copyright of program performance 299—312
Copyright of revised drafts 285
Copyright of trade publications 103—104
Copyright Office (U.S.) 233 304
Copyright Reform Act (1993) 312n19
Copyright, "sweat of the brow" doctrine and 294—295n12
Copyright, academic libraries and 197—198
Copyright, access issue and 144 173
Copyright, computer conferences and 282
Copyright, contracts and 289
Copyright, contributory infringement of 295n15
Copyright, FTP and 107
Copyright, future irrelevance of 33
Copyright, interlibrary loan and 291
Copyright, Internet and 174 323
Copyright, joint authorship and 279 280 294n10
Copyright, legal ownership and 136 137
Copyright, of software 290
Copyright, privacy issue and 161
Copyright, proposed TRnet system and 322—323 324
Copyright, rights additional to 288
Cornell University 262 297n31
Corporation for Public Broadcasting 129
Corporation for Scholarly Publishing (proposed) 129
Correspondence See Private letters
costs See Finances
Craige, Betty Jean 66
Critical thought 61—62
cross-references 77 82 83
Cryptographic techniques 140—141 143
CSnet 167
Cumulative Index to Journals in Education 8
Current Contents (journal) 106
DARPA (network) 216. See also ARPAnet
Data networks See Networks
databases See also Digital libraries
Databases in public domain 30 170 173 177
Databases in technology transfer 41—42
Databases, accessibility of 35—36
Databases, cataloging of 253
Databases, commercial See Commercial databases
Databases, Copyright Reform Act on 312n19
Databases, costs of 171
Databases, early viii
Databases, federal 270
Databases, in DIALOG 220
Databases, interactive programs and 308
Databases, journalists and 30—31 34—35
Databases, library subscriptions to 292
Databases, preprints in 95
Databases, programs distinguished from 302
Databases, scientific 220
Databases, smart retrieval software and 311n3
Databases, social aspects of 219 333
Databases, updating of 134 138 141—142
Databases, virtual central 313—339
Davis, Madeline 9
DC Comics (magazine) 125
De Sola Pool, Ithiel 134
Declaration of Independence 38
Democratization See Social equity
Demonstration projects 42 43 161—162
derivative works 283—285 293 307—308.
Descartes, Rene 88n7
Design Flex 4.0 (program) 305
Desktop publishing 246
Determinism 87—88n1
Developing countries 13 80 85 154—155 292 297n31 324
DIALOG (information retrieval system) 127 220 228n1 289—290 318
Dictionaries 76
Diderot, Denis 76—77 78 82—83 88n6
Digital Image Access Project 262
Digital libraries 193
Digital libraries, academic experiments with 173
Digital libraries, analytical reduction studies of 45
Digital libraries, CIP Project and 270
Digital libraries, government support for 17
Digital libraries, NSF on 30—31
Digital libraries, proposed TeleRead system and 320
Digital libraries, social aspects of 47 48
Digital Library Initiative 30—31
Digital Notary (time—stamping service) 235
Diplomatic service 73—74
Directory of Electronic Journals, Newsletters.and Academic Discussion Lists (L. King) 236
Disciplines See Academic disciplines
Discussion forums See Network forums
Division of labor 85—86
Doctoral programs 49n5 61 184
Document delivery services 172 194
Document Type Definition 272
Drexler, K.E. xii
drugs 292
Duke Mathematical Journal 239
E-math (Internet service) 124
E-Text Archive 316
Eco-museums 83—84 85
Economic issues See Finances
editing See also Copyediting by academicians 237—238 244 246—247
Editing at university presses 148 149 151
Editing of computer conferences 281 282—283
Editing of electronic documents 152
Editing of electronic journals 60 64 67 98 99 237—238 247
Editing of printed books 107—108
Editing of printed journals 110 125—126 232 235
Editing referee selection and 111
editions See Revised works
Editorial boards 110 153 232
educational institutions See Academic institutions; Schools
Educational Resources Information Clearinghouse 8
Educational software 331 335
Educational videos 326
Educom 207
Ego consciousness 59
EJournal 124
Electrical service 175
Electronic databases See Databases
Electronic Journal of Communication 124
Electronic journals in proposed TRnet system 327 331
Electronic journals, academic communities and 55 59—68
Electronic journals, BITNET and 286
Electronic journals, cataloging of 258 260 266
Electronic journals, currently available 123—125 239—240
Electronic journals, drawbacks of 17—18
Electronic journals, financial aspects of 235—236 248—250 295n19
Electronic journals, interactive potential of 96—98
Electronic journals, management of 243—250
Electronic journals, preprints and 95—96
Electronic journals, quality control of 103—118 209 210.
Electronic journals, traditional publishers and 231 234—240
Electronic journals, transition to 12 14 91—92
Electronic libraries See Digital libraries
Electronic mail 114 165 170 177 279 294n4
Electronic mailing lists 10 127 258.
Electronic newsletters 236 260
Electronic storage devices See Computer storage devices
Electronics Letters (journal) 124 236
Elements 88n5
Emory University 207
Empirical analysis 18 22—23 24 40 43 46 47—48
Employment 19 48
Encyclopaedia Britannica 176
Encyclopedic 76—77 82—83
Engineering journals 172
Engineering studies 262
English departments 224
English literature 226
Enlightenment, the 88n7
Environmental pollution 28
Equitable access See Social equity
ergonomics 72 122 246
Ethernet 94 166 170 179n4
Europe 38 73—75 187 188 190 295—296n21
European Community Database Directive (proposed) 308
European Laboratory for Particle Physics 125
Faculty See Academicians
Fair use 127—128 158 173 198 296n28.
Fairfax County 337
Fashion industry 335
Fatalism 88n1
fax machines 95
Faxon Research Services 194
Federal agencies 17 175 179 270—271 322 324 332.
Federal databases 270
Federal documents 296—297n30. See also Classified documents
Federal subsidies 173 176
Federalism 318—319
fees See also Copyright fees; Licensing; Royalty fees
Fees for document delivery 172
Fees for electronic document use 158 159
Fees for electronic journal use 128—129 173 235—236
Fees for Internet use 174 176—179
Fees in proposed TRnet system 326—327
Fees of regional Internet suppliers 169
Feist Publications, Inc. v. Rural Telephone Service Co. (1991) 294—295n12 303
Feminist studies 58 66 221
Fiction 25 47
File Transfer Protocol 105—108
File transfer protocol, academic use of 165
File transfer protocol, citations of 136
File transfer protocol, controlled access to 293
File transfer protocol, copyright and 283 295n15
File transfer protocol, library use of 262
File transfer protocol, preprints copied from 95
filenames 254 269
films 94 197
finances See also Fees; Government subsidies; Marketing; Research funds
Finances in author-publisher relations 105
Finances of academic institutions 9 95 148 184—185
Finances of academicians 154—155 278
Finances of electronic journals 235—236 248—250 295n19
Finances of electronic publication 112 125—130 131—132 156—157 165—180 196 287—288
Finances of Internet use 165—180
Finances of libraries 9 93 177 191—192 290
Finances of printed journals 79 125—126 129 130—131 234 286
Finances of proposed TeleRead system 314 322 327—328 330—332 337—338
Finances of quality control 108
Finances of scholarly publication 11
Finances of university presses 147—148 149—150 156—157 158 161
Finances, contraband FTP and 106—107
Finances, international 187—188 292
Finances, security arrangements for 235
Financial databases 308
Financial loose-leaf services 135
Firestone Library 172
First Amendment rights See Freedom of expression
First-sale doctrine 136 137 144 288 295—296n21
Fisher, Janet H. 244
Flora Online (journal) 123
Football (imaginary program) 306—307
Foucault, Michel 57 63
Fraud 136—137
Freedom of expression 161 293 336—338.
Freeman, Grey 167
French Revolution 38
French texts 217—218
Fuchs, Stephan 58
Fugitive documents 152
Fuller, Buckminster 39
Functional illiteracy 32
Garfield, Eugene 125
Gates Rubber Co. v. Bando American, Inc. (1992) 305 311n2
Gender biases 20
Genre conventions 21—22 46—47
Geoffroy, E.—F. 88n4
Germany 188
Getz, Malcolm 130
Giddens, Anthony 50n13
Ginsparg, Paul 95 116n1
Global Network Navigator (user interface) 175
GNP deflator 184 187 188 189
Gopher (user interface) 315
Gopher (user interface), academic use of 165 227
Gopher (user interface), impediments of 317
Gopher (user interface), library use of 222 223
Gopher (user interface), literature and 224
Gopher (user interface), network congestion and 170
Gopher (user interface), specialized 225
Gopher (user interface), USMARC and 267 274
Gordon and Breach (firm) 124
Government agencies See also Federal agencies
Government agencies, information technologies in 42
Government agencies, intellectual property of 289
Government agencies, proposed TeleRead system and 314 319 333—334 336—338
Government agencies, public conflict with 37—38
Government agencies, Utopian views of 39
Government documents 138 296—297n30.
Government Information Locator Service 270—271
Government research councils 208
Government subsidies 165 168 196.
Graham, G. 11
Grammar 59
Grants See Government subsidies; Research funds
Graph reading 62
Graphic-user interfaces 49n9 315
Graphics See Images
Greek literature 171
Gross domestic product 330 332
Group authorship 87 278—280 293 294nn7 10
Guedon, Jean-Claude 202
Guidelines for Bibliographic Description of Reproductions 252
Hall, G.K., & Co. (firm) 221
Hancock, Vicki 321
Handicapped persons 321
Harnad, Stevan 96 202 243 246
Hayes, R.M. 10
Health care reform 3
HEP (preprint archive) 116n1
Hesse, Bradford W. 45
Hewlett-Packard (firm) 330
High-energy physics 95 116n1 223 247
Higher Education General Information Survey 183
Historians 35
Hockey, Susan 217
Home users 19 174 177 178 179 327 334—335
Homological algebra 98
HTML (authoring tool) 223 227
Human experimentation 294n6
Human genome research 247
Humanism 33
Humanities journals 110
Humanities, computer use in 216 217
Humanities, databases for 171
Humanities, electronic publication and 160
Humanities, Gophers for 224 225
Humanities, interdisciplinary studies in 153
Humanities, libraries and 20 220
Humanities, World Wide Web and 225—226
Hurt, C.S. 12
Hypertext 195
Hypertext in hypothetical publication processes 97
Hypertext, British literature and 226
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