Ray Anne,
If memory serves me correctly, the discussion started on the problem, then
segued into what JSTOR was doing, and kind of just stopped at that. I'm
not sure anyone started an official campaign or committee. Perhaps the
Serials Group should be involved?
-- Roberto
At 02:32 PM 10/10/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Roberto's comments were posted right before I sent mine about Oxford Art
>Journal. I know about CAA's plans -- read about it in CAA Newsletter. Also,
>ART HISTORY (published in London by Association for Art History - england's
>equivalent to USA's CAA), is online at institutions who subscribe to OCLC's
>ECO (Electronic Collections Online).
>
>I thought someone in ARLIS was seriously looking into the digital journal
>situation. Is it an official committee of some sort -- or was it jsut an
>e-mail discussion that was dropped? Ray Anne Lockard
>
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