Issues Raised By Electronic Publishing
Due to the unprecedented growth of electronic resource (e-resource) availability, one of the questions currently being explored is, "how often are e-resources being cited in my field?" For instance, there are claims that on-line access to computer science literature leads to higher citation rates, however, humanities articles may suffer if not in print.
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