Electronic Publishing of Scientific Journals

Peter Boyce · Heather Dalterio

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Publishing and Scholarly Communication Library Science and Information Academic Publishing and Open Access

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Scientific societies were founded to foster communication among their members. As we move into the era of enhanced electronic communication, the research community is seeking to make the exchange of information among scientists faster and better, at reasonable cost. The Internet offers a wide variety of possibilities for accomplishing this goal.

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