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The electronic dissemination of research findings

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posted on 2023-05-16, 19:00 authored by William BostockWilliam Bostock
Research findings can now be published by anyone on the Web, but electronic journals are needed to provide scientific and scholarly filtration. Higher degree theses or dissertations are also being published electronically. This has created many new opportunities but also many insecurities over reduced access, foregone publication possibility and unwanted exposure and plagiarism. There are also technical issues confronting dissemination by electronic means, specifically, archival stability and dependency on still evolving software and technology, but the all-powerful reach of the electronic form is proving irresistible. However, the book and research paper printed on high quality paper will always be published for reasons of their intrinsic worth.

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Publication title

Academic Exchange Quarterly

Volume

10

Pagination

237-241

ISSN

1096-1453

Department/School

School of Social Sciences

Publisher

Rapid Intellect Group

Place of publication

United States

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Copyright 2006 Rapid Intellect Group

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  • Restricted

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