Book title:
	Scholarly Publishing:  The Electronic Frontier

Publication information:
	Robin P. Peek and Gregory B. Newby (Eds.).  Cambridge:  
	The MIT Press (1996).
   
  TABLE OF CONTENTS
  
    I. The Impact of Electronic Publishing on Scholarly Life
    
          1. Scholarly Publishing, Facing The New Frontiers, Robin Peek
          2. Analyzing Alternate Visions of Electronic Publishing and
          Digital Libraries,
          Rob Kling and Roberta Lamb
          3. The Impact of Electronic Publishing on the Academic
          Community, Robert Silverman
          4. The Seminar, the encyclopedia, and the ECG Museum as
          Possible Future Forms of
          Electronic Publishing, Jean-Claude Guedon
          5. Tragic Loss or Good Riddance? The Impending Demise of
          Traditional Scholarly
          Journals, Andrew Odlyzko
          6. Implementing Peer Review on the Net: Scientific Quality
          Control in Scholarly
          Electronic Journals, Steven Harnard
          
    II. The New Challenges
    
          7. The Economic Quandary of the Network Publisher, Brian Hayes
          8. Issues of Integrity in Electronic Publishing, Clifford A.
          Lynch
          9. The University Press in the Electronic Future, Lisa Freeman
          10. Network Information Is Not Free, Ira Fuchs
          11. University Libraries and Scholarly Communication, Ann
          Okerson
          12. A Consortium for Refereed Electronic Journals, Larry
          Hurtado
          13. Revolutionary or Regressive: The Politics of Electronic
          Collection Development,
          Marlene Manoff
          14. Traditional Publishers and Electronic Journals, Janet
          Fisher
          15. The Need for Management of Electronic Journals, Fytton
          Rowland
          16. The Challenges of Electronic Text in the Library:
          Bibliographic Control and Access,
          Rebecca Guenther
          17. Scholarly Communication in the Networked Environment:
          Issues of Principle,
          Policy, and Practice, Brian Kahin
          18. Where Electronic Publications and Television Programs Are
          Really Computer
          Programs: Some Copyright Implications, Patrice Lyons
          19. TeleRead: A Virtual Central Database without Big Brother,
          David H. Rothman