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Thursday, 13th February 2003

Balancing Scientific Publication and National Security Concerns

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Scholarly Publishing
Source: CRS via FAS
Full-Text, Balancing Scientific Publication and National Security Concerns: Issues for Congress
A recently published Congressional Research Service report.
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Legal Documents
Source: National Law Journal
"Court Documents: Will They Age Well?"
From the article, "Given the appeal of replacing paper with pixels, legal professionals are looking for a way to alleviate concerns about antiquated technology and multiple jurisdictions with multiple platforms. The solution? Advisory committees are considering different formats for use in creating a solution to the law student's Night of the Living Floppies -- a national standard for electronically archived documents."
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Hypertext
A New Issue of JoDI (Journal of Digital Information) is Now Online
This issue is devoted to hypertext criticism. You can navigate via this page or using the links listed on the editorial page. From an announcement, "Rather than present a traditional collection of long papers, we decided to attempt to rethink what an issue of an academic journal might be. We invited submissions consisting of one or more brief nodes which we would then link together to create a hypertextual journal issue: an interconnected discussion of a topic rather than disconnected articles. We also invited contributions from both scholars and artists, to assist in bridging the gap that can appear between these groups. This diversity characterises the collection of essays presented here.

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