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ORCIDFirst Monday, Volume 2, 1997
Volume 2, Number 1, January 1997
- Edward J. Valauskas, Esther Dyson, Rishab Aiyer Ghosh:
Editors' Introduction.
- Frederick Bennett:
Computers as Tutors - Section IV: Computer Advantages. - Frederick Bennett:
Computers as Tutors - Section V: New Teachers and Schools. - Frederick Bennett:
Computers as Tutors - Section VI: Additional Considerations. - Edward J. Valauskas, James Hodson:
Book Reviews.
Volume 2, Number 2, February 1997
- Steven Morgan Friedman:
Albert Einstein Online. - Richard Einer Peterson:
Eight Internet Search Engines Compared. - Alice McInnes:
The Agency of The InfoZone: Exploring the Effects of a Community Network. - John Abdul Kargbo:
The Internet in Sierra Leone: The Way Forward? - Edward J. Valauskas, Monica Ertel:
Book Reviews.
Volume 2, Number 3, March 1997
- Björn Hermans:
Intelligent Software Agents on the Internet - Chapters 1-3. - Björn Hermans:
Intelligent Software Agents on the Internet - Chapters 4-5. - Björn Hermans:
Intelligent Software Agents on the Internet - Chapters 6-7. - James Jansen:
Using an Intelligent Agent to Enhance Search Engine Performance. - Edward J. Valauskas, Ashish Gulhati:
Book Reviews.
Volume 2, Number 4, April 1997
- Michael H. Goldhaber:
The Attention Economy and the Net. - Drazen Pantic:
Internet in Serbia: From Dark Side of the Moon to the Internet Revolution. - Bruno Giussani:
A New Media Tells Different Stories. - Robert D. Cameron:
A Universal Citation Database as a Catalyst for Reform in Scholarly Communication. - Edward J. Valauskas:
FM Interviews: Gary McGraw. - Thomas E. Jevec:
Book Reviews.
Volume 2, Number 5, May 1997
- Christine Maxwell, Howard Gutowitz:
Data Mining Solutions and the Establishment of a Data Warehouse: Corporate Nirvana for the 21st Century? - Stephen E. DeLong:
The Shroud of Lecturing. - Jose Ricardo Nogueira, Jose Carlos Cavalcanti:
Pricing Network Services: The Case of the Internet. - Craig H. Rowland:
Covert Channels in the TCP/IP Protocol Suite. - Rishab Aiyer Ghosh:
Economics is dead. Long live economics! A Commentary on Michael Goldhaber's "The Attention Economy".
Volume 2, Number 6, June 1997
- David R. Sewell:
The Internet Oracle: Virtual Authors and Network Community. - John S. Quarterman:
Haiti and Internet Governance. - Paul F. Jacobs, Christopher Holland:
Archaeology Online: New Life for Old Dead Things. - Archie Zariski:
"Never Ending, Still Beginning": A Defense of Electronic Law Journals from the Perspective of the E Law Experience. - Edward J. Valauskas, Dan Marmion, James Hodson, Tim Eisler:
Book Reviews.
Volume 2, Number 7, July 1997
- Peter C. Fishburn, Andrew M. Odlyzko, Ryan C. Siders:
Fixed fee versus unit pricing for information goods: competition, equilibria, and price wars. - Mauricio Drelichman:
Efficient Pricing in Data Transmission Networks: The Argentine Experience. - Michael H. Goldhaber:
What's the Right Economics for Cyberspace? - Aleksander Berentsen:
Digital Money, Liquidity, and Monetary Policy. - Jussara M. Almeida, Virgílio A. F. Almeida, David J. Yates:
WebMonitor: a Tool for Measuring World-Wide Web Server Performance. - Bernard Hibbitts:
E-Journals, Archives and Knowledge Networks: A Commentary on Archie Zariski's Defense of Electronic Law Journals. - Edward J. Valauskas:
Book reviews.
Volume 2, Number 8, August 1997
- Andrew M. Odlyzko:
The Economics of Electronic Journals. - Richard J. Cox:
Messrs. Washington, Jefferson, and Gates: Quarrelling About the Preservation of the Documentary Heritage of the United States. - Aleksander Berentsen:
Supervision and Regulation of Network Banks. - Thomas E. Jevec:
Designing and Managing Information in the Fast Lane. - Archie Zariski:
"Knowledge Networks" or Discourse Communities?: Response to Hibbitts' Commentary on Electronic Journals. - Edward J. Valauskas:
Book Reviews.
Volume 2, Number 9, September 1997
- Nick Szabo
:
Formalizing and Securing Relationships on Public Networks. - Philippe Aigrain:
Attention, Media, Value and Economics. - Steven L. Hensen:
Primary Sources, Research, and the Internet: The Digital Scriptorium at Duke. - John Abdul Kargbo:
Business Information and the Internet in the Developing World. - Edward J. Valauskas:
FM Interviews: Rimantas Pleikys. - Edward J. Valauskas, Anthony Darrouzet-Nardi, Bonnie A. Nardi:
Book Reviews.
Volume 2, Number 10, October 1997
- Zak Muscovitch:
Taxation of Internet Commerce. - K. Kris Hirst:
Mining the Web: Techniques for Bridging the Gap between Content Producers and Consumers. - William Butler O'Connor:
Create or be Created: How the Internet Cultural Renaissance is Turning Audience Members into Artists. - Jeannette Allis Bastian:
Filtering the Internet in American Public Libraries: Sliding Down the Slippery Slope.
Volume 2, Number 11, November 1997
- Karen L. Murphy, Mauri P. Collins:
Communication Conventions in Instructional Electronic Chats. - Hans-Christoph Hobohm:
Changing the Galaxy: On the Transformation of a Printed Journal to the Internet. - Allyn Radford:
The Future of Multimedia in Education. - Roberto Zamparelli:
Copyright and Global Libraries: Going with the Flow of Technology. - David R. Chesnutt, Richard Cox:
Letters to the Editors. - Edward J. Valauskas:
Book Reviews.
Volume 2, Number 12, December 1997
- Mary Minow:
Filters and the Public Library: A Legal and Policy Analysis. - Jonathan Wallace:
The X-Stop Files. - Neville Keery:
The Challenge of Openness as European Union Information goes Electronic. - Edward J. Valauskas:
Waiting for Thomas Kuhn: First Monday and the Evolution of Electronic Journals. - Edward J. Valauskas:
Book Reviews.
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