Topics and Issues in Electronic Publishing

Klaus Kaiser, Steven G. Krantz, Bernd Wegner (eds.)

The Electronic Library of Mathematics: Mathematical Conference Proceedings

Topics and Issues in Electronic Publishing

JMM/AMS Special Session, San Diego, 9–10 January 2013

Editors

Klaus Kaiser, Steven G. Krantz, Bernd Wegner

These are the proceedings of the AMS Special Session on Topics and Issues in Electronic Publishing at the Joint Mathematics Meeting (JMM) of the American Mathematical Society (AMS) and Mathematical Association of America (MAA), held in in San Diego, January 9–10, 2013.

Articles

Klaus Kaiser: “Author-sponsored Journals”, a Practical Variation of the “Open Access” Business Model
Gizem Karaali: The Brave New World of Open Access & Creative Commons: a Humanistic Experiment in Mathematical Publishing
Johan Rudnick: What to do with a Math Journal? Musings on a Buy, Hold, Sell Dilemma
Gert-Martin W. Greuel: Changes and Enhancements of the Publication Structure in Mathematics
Thierry Bouche: Reviving the Free Public Scientific Library in the Digital Age? The EuDML Project
Jan Wilken Dörrie, Michael Kohlhase, Lars Linsen: OpenMathMap: Accessing Math via Interactive Maps
Thierry Bouche, Jiří Rákosník: Report on the EuDML External Cooperation Model
Wolfram Sperber, Bernd Wegner: Indexing of Documents and its Impact on the Changing Role of Mathematics Information Services in the Digital Age

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