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Electronic Journals

The Serials Librarian, 1995
Depuis les debuts de l'humanite, l'homme attend la fin des temps et tente de la predire depuis environ la fin du dix neuvieme siecle. Ces predictions, aux Etats Unis sont basees sur des propheties de l'ouvrage The Revelation of St John the Divine qui gagne de la force avec l'arrivee des technologies electroniques dans la societe.
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Electronic journals

The Electronic Library, 1996
In May this year at the 17th National Online Meeting in New York the main authors presented a paper (Khalil & Jayatilleke 1996) on ‘The use of electronic journals in libraries’. More recently they conducted a survey to elicit information from and the reactions of end‐users about mis comparatively new medium by posting a questionnaire on a number of
Mounir Khalil, Raja Jayatilleke, Ben Jeapes   +2 more
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Electronic Journals

Contemporary Theatre Review, 2015
As the editor of an ejournal I have been thinking about how our journal might adapt to more fully harness the potentiality of the digital realm and what this might mean for the practices of writing, reading, and editing we engage in.
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Patterns of use of electronic journals

Journal of Documentation, 2000
On the basis of a twenty‐two month transaction log of SuperJournal and using K‐Means cluster analysis, this paper classifies a spectrum of user behaviour with electronic journals into a typology of eight categories of user (or eight patterns of use): the searcher, the enthusiastic user, the focused regular user, the specialised occasional user, the ...
Ken Eason, Sue Richardson, Liangzhi Yu
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The Electronic Journal: A Progress Report

Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 1982
AbstractThe concept of the journal is reexamined in the light of current computer‐communications technology. Four forms of electronic journals on the Electronic Information Exchange System (EIES) are described as divergent examples of potential journal forms that could become prominent in the future.
Murray Turoff, Starr Roxanne Hiltz
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The electronic journal

Journal of Scholarly Publishing, 1988
This screen-based scenario envisions a weekly national Chaucerian seminar and other permutations in traditional scholarly communication
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The electronic journal

Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 1983
Anne B. Piternick, Murray Turoff, Starr Roxanne Hiltz   +2 more
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The changing shape of the electronic journal

Serials Review, 1991
In ten years--perhaps fewer--you may be reading articles like this one on your computer screen, rather than on paper, as journal publication becomes an increasingly computerized procedure and the electronic journal comes into its own. A true electronic journal is defined as one that exists in electronic format only, rather than a "parallel" version of ...
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Data Journalism and Its Applications in Digital Age

Studies in Systems, Decision and Control, 2023
Abdulsadek Hassan, Hassan Abdulsadek
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Advancing a Radical Audience Turn in Journalism. Fundamental Dilemmas for Journalism Studies

Digital Journalism, 2022
Joelle Swart, Tim Groot Kormelink, Irène Costera Meijer   +2 more
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