Is electronic publishing viable? An analysis of the factors of electronic publishing affecting viability in bibliographic and reference publishing
David Butcher, Jennifer Rowley
Abstract
David Butcher, Jennifer Rowley
Abstract
There is currently a general air of euphoria concerning the potential for electronic publishing on CD‐ROM and over the Internet. Yet many publishers are proceeding cautiously and are supplementing their print products with CD‐ROM or online full text products. Most publishers view the future for electronic publishing as uncertain, not because they can not see the potential of the technology, but because they are unsure of the extent of acceptance of electronic information products in the marketplace.
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There is currently a general air of euphoria concerning the potential for electronic publishing on CD‐ROM and over the Internet. Yet many publishers are proceeding cautiously and are supplementing their print products with CD‐ROM or online full text products. Most publishers view the future for electronic publishing as uncertain, not because they can not see the potential of the technology, but because they are unsure of the extent of acceptance of electronic information products in the marketplace.
Key concepts: Publishing, Electronic publishing, The Internet, World Wide Web, Library science, Computer science, Business, Political science