Electronic publishing of professional articles: Attitudes of academics and implications for the scholarly communication industry

Schauder, Don

doi:10.1002/(sici)1097-4571(199403)45:2<73::aid-asi2>3.0.co;2-5

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“…Die Forschungscommunity hatte schnell nach Öff-nung des Internets für die Universitäten erkannt, welche Möglichkeiten der digitale Austausch von Daten für die Informationsversorgung aller Bereiche von Forschung und Lehre geben würde. So entstand die Forschungsinitiative "Digital Libraries Initiative" der US-National Science Foundation (1994-1998, Phase II 1998, die Förderprogramme zur Entwicklung nicht nur von digitalen Bibliotheken sondern von vielen weiteren innovativen Einrichtungen für die schnellere Verbreitung von Inhalten und neuen Informationsformen erarbeitete. Aus diesen Initiativen kamen die Erkenntnisse der Bedeutung der Interoperabilität im technischen, formalen und organisatorischen Sinne sowie der Bedeutung von Standardisierungen bei Formaten, Metadaten und Datenaustausch-und Transportprotokollen.…”

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Die Open Archives Initiative (OAI). Neue Zugangsform zu wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten?

Rusch-Feja¹

2001

BIBLIOTHEK Forschung Und Praxis

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Die Open Archives Initiative (OAI). Neue Zugangsform zu wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten?

Rusch-Feja¹

2001

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“…As a summary of the possible changes in the t~aditional information chain figure 7 is a combination of data from Merriman (1992) and Schauder (1993).…”

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Electronic Serial Publishing and its effect on the traditional information chain

Marie¹

1994

Serials: The Journal for the Serials Community

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“…In a natural way, scientific periodicals started to assign the role of acknowledgement of discoveries' authorship and to present information in a form of an indexed article (Schauder, 1994). Until nowadays, scientific periodicals continuous to be an important part of the scientific acknowledgement system (Cronin;scientific communication.…”

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A three-phase model proposal for the evolution of scientific communication: from first print periodicals to current electronic communication system

Bertin

2008

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Scientific communication has undergone deep transformations, since the emergence of Internet. Aiming to provide further thought on the evolution of scientific communication, this paper features a historical overview of the scientific communication advances over the last twenty years through a three-phase model for the evolution of the electronic journal and the preprints services, and presents Brazilian contemporary panorama for scientific communication. The three-phase model presented in this work is an adaptation of that one proposed by Tenopir et al. (2003) to describe the patterns of journal use by scientists since 1990. The early evolutionary phase followed the emergence of the first digital journals and the creation of repositories in the Web for publishing preliminary versions of scientific literature on the author’s initiative; by that time, most academics reproved electronic publishing initiatives. From 1996 and forward, in the consolidation phase, electronic journals were commonly identical to their print counterparts; the acceptance of the electronic format began to increase, and preprint services got underway in several disciplines. The advanced evolutionary phase started with the world discussion on open access to scientific information. The comparison of the current electronic journal with that viewed by enthusiasts in the first years of the 1990s shows that some aspects still remain to be improved in electronic formal and informal communication, towards effective dissemination of scientific information.

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Electronic publishing of professional articles: Attitudes of academics and implications for the scholarly communication industry

Cited by 106 publications

References 38 publications

Die Open Archives Initiative (OAI). Neue Zugangsform zu wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten?

Die Open Archives Initiative (OAI). Neue Zugangsform zu wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten?

Electronic Serial Publishing and its effect on the traditional information chain

A three-phase model proposal for the evolution of scientific communication: from first print periodicals to current electronic communication system

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