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Re: Science Online model and Princeton
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- Subject: Re: Science Online model and Princeton
- From: Peter Graham <psgraham@syr.edu>
- Date: Thu, 10 Dec 1998 15:24:48 EST
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>"In the end the user communities will decide. If scholars do not put their >best articles into expensive journals, the expensive journals will not >be wanted by the patrons...." This is of course classical laissez-faire economics and classic in-the-box thinking. Relying on the market will get us nowhere, particularly because as many have pointed out the research journal market is a very distorted case. Thinking out of the box is what will solve the problem. Fortunately, people are doing that--proposing new modes of scholarly communication in a variety of ways. "In the end the user communities will decide" remains true in that sense, I suppose. --pg -- Peter Graham Syracuse University Library psgraham@syr.edu Syracuse, NY 13244-2010 315/443-2573 fax 315/443-2060 9/98nw4.4
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