Just FYI, and quoting from the referenced page:

“Longer term, there are exciting possibilities for scholarship as authors embrace technology and the capabilities of the platform. This month as part of the Current Scholarship Program at JSTOR, humanistic scholars are seeing the potential for publishing more compelling and effective work through the integration of text with other media.  The Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, under the catalytic leadership of editors Hilary Ballon and David Brownlee and the stewardship of the University of California Press, has begun publishing papers where images, video, and GIS technologies are integral to the text, enabling readers to engage in new ways and better understand their arguments. The society has also mounted a campaign to encourage submissions of this kind and is working with other societies in the arts to do the same.”

 

Please forgive any duplication.

 

Cheers,

 

 

 

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