Group:
information retrieval
Group:
programming
Topic:
art
Topic:
broadcasting information
Topic:
copyright
Topic:
electronic news and blogs
Topic:
information services
Topic:
hypertext as external memory
Topic:
hypertext as a global database
Topic:
personal information
Topic:
text markup and structured text
Topic:
writing
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Subtopic: freedom and print 
| Quote: the print media has protected the public's freedom, not broadcast; will electronic publishing destroy this? [»poolIS_1979]
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Subtopic: peer review
| Quote: peer-review is an artifact of journal publishing; will be replaced by autonomous references from respected sources [»pempS7_2000]
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Subtopic: web publishing
| Quote: imagine a personal, high-speed, table-lookup device with published information cartridges [»engeDC_1963]
| | Quote: a paper published under Xanadu should stay published since other users will depend on its accessibility [»nelsTH_1987]
| | Quote: a Xanadu document consists of native bytes and inclusions from other documents; inclusions same status as native bytes [»nelsTH1_1988]
| | Quote: LinkText for Hypertext publishing; may solve distribution, copyright, privacy, and information overload problems [»hansR_1987]
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Subtopic: paying for web publishing
| Quote: Xanadu royalty based on bytes delivered to users; offsets publication and storage fees [»nelsTH_1987]
| | Quote: authors will not want to pay for being published; a problem for Xanadu [»samuP12_1991]
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Subtopic: software publishing
| Quote: how should software be published? code is only fit for mechanical execution [»dijkEW_1979]
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Subtopic: data publishing
| Quote: electronic data publishing can revise or correct data after publication; difficult in print media [»cinkMJ5_1991]
| | Quote: GenBank checks sequence data far more extensively then reviewers do; many automatic checks [»cinkMJ5_1991]
| | Quote: 80% of GenBank's data is submitted before publication; journal editors may encourage or require submission [»cinkMJ5_1991]
| | Quote: the largest source of errors in nucleotide sequence data is transcription errors during publication
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Subtopic: limitations of writings
Quote: recorded history is brief; man was already living in sturdy towers, working the soil, and sailing the seas; only reason can give us a longer view
[»lucr_55]
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Topic: information services (17 items)
Topic: hypertext as external memory (24 items)
Topic: hypertext as a global database (30 items)
Topic: personal information (41 items)
Topic: text markup and structured text (25 items)
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