Filling the pipeline and paying the piper : proceedings of the fourth symposium, November 5-7, 1994, the Washington Vista Hotel, Washington, DC / [sponsored by] Association of Research Libraries, Association of American University Presses in collaboration with the University of Virginia Library, the Johns Hopkins University Press, the American Physical Society ; Ann Okerson, editor.

Format
Book
Language
English
Published/​Created
Washington, DC : Association of Research Libraries, Office of Scientific & Academic Pub., 1995.
Description
251 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm

Details

Subject(s)
Getty AAT genre
Series
Scholarly publishing on the electronic networks. [More in this series]
Notes
Co-sponsored by the Association of Research Libraries and the Association of American University Presses in collaboration with the University of Virginia Library, the Johns Hopkins University Press, and the American Physical Society.
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references.
Contents
  • A synopsis of the symposium / Jinnie Davis
  • Keynote: Is school out? Is academic publishing out? / Lewis J. Perelman
  • Frankenstein redux: organization and cultivation of electronic scholarship / Michael Eleey
  • The labyrinth: a world wide web disciplinary server for medieval studies / Deborah Everhart and Martin Irvine
  • Scholarly publishing in the information economy / Sandra Braman
  • Pricing electronic products / Colin Day
  • Innovation in cost recovery / Andrea Keyhani
  • Electronic journals, libraries, and university presses / Jean-Claude Guedon
  • Some FAQs about usage-based pricing / Hal R. Varian and Jeffrey K. MacKie Mason
  • The combined AAUP online catalog/bookstore project: server design / Bruce H. Barton
  • The AAUP online catalog project: a progress report / Chuck Creesy
  • Campus publishing in standardized electronic formats--HTML and TEI / David Seaman
  • Project Muse: tackling 40 journals / Susan Lewis and Todd Kelley
  • Publishig e-prints, preprints, and journals in the sciences / Bob Kelly
  • Riding the aftershocks: the Galileo project / Elizabeth Burr
  • Towards an e-MED: converting the Middle English dictionary into an electronic version / Henk Aertsen
  • Scholarly communications project: publishers and libraries / Gail McMillan
  • Five societies: one journal project / Keith Seitter
  • Naming the namable: names, versions, and document identity in a networked environment / David Levy
  • The Berkeley finding aids project: standards in navigation / Daniel V. Pitti
  • Research into the reward system of scholarship: where does scholarly electronic publishing get you? / Julene Butler
  • Scientific scholarly publishing: a draft proposal / David L. Rodgers
  • Multimedia patent and copyright issues: the need for lawmakers to be multimedia literate / Fred T. Hofstetter
  • The U.S. government's interest in copyright and fair use (Executive summary of the report of the NII Working Group on Intellectual Property Rights) / Terri Southwick
  • Will we need fair use in the twenty-first century? / Georgia Harper
  • Access to digital objects: a communications law perspective / Patrice A. Lyons
  • Virtual publication and the fair use concept / John Lawrence.
Other title(s)
Scholarly publishing on the electronic networks, 1994
ISBN
  • 0918006252 ((acid-free paper))
  • 9780918006257 ((acid-free paper))
LCCN
96173703
OCLC
32083852
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