"[T]hese processes [electronic publishing] will eventually supplant
publishing within the system of scholarly communication to the extent
that they more effectively meet the needs previously fulfilled by
traditional paper-based publishing" (p. 6).
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communication and the role of the library in the age of networked
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"[M]ost members of university tenure committees belong to the last
generation of scholars not steeped in the computer culture, and have so
far declined to acknowledge publication in electronic journals as a
credential for promotion" (p. 71).
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