Electronic Journals v. Refereed Print Ones
This is one aspect of the growing movement for research publication to break away from
the slowness, high cost and inflexibility of the printed refereed journal system towards
essentially D-I-Y, based on the Web and e-mail.
The preprint system (a fast way to get ideas to fellow researchers)
arose as a reaction to the slowness of the refereed journal system
and now that in turn is seen as slow.
Researchers can now simply e-mail each other and publish on the Web either directly
or in e-journals (assembled cheaply and quickly).
Refereeing can be via e-mail, Web page annotations, etc.
- Open Peer Review & Augmentation
- A proposal for Internet peer review.
- ESPERE
- Electronic Submission & Peer Review Project.
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Strategy for Library Provision for Researches - the Anderson report
- Studied the barriers to making research information completely electronic.
- Superjournal Project
- What factors make e-journals successful?
- New Horizons in Scholarly Communication
- Electronic classrooms, citation, new publishing models...
- Particle Physics
- An example of the Web for disseminating research quickly.
- GreyNet
- Grey Literature Network Service
- gopher service
- NewsBriefNews, Vol.4, No.4, 1995
- Scholarly Electronic Publishing Bibliography
- About the understanding of scholarly electronic publishing
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