Directory of Scholarly Electronic Journals and Academic Discussion Lists

[Dru Mogge]

Dear E-Journal Editor or List Moderator:

We are pleased to announce that your journal or discussion list appears
in the first edition of the "Directory of Scholarly Electronic Journals
and Academic Discussion Lists."

This title supersedes the "Directory of Electronic Journals, Newsletters
and Academic Discussion Lists," of which the seventh and last edition
was published in 1997.  The new Directory differs from the previous one
in scope; it contains only peer-reviewed electronic journals due to the
phenomenal growth in web publishing by scholarly publishers.  Like its
predecessor, the "Directory" should become a standard reference tool for
locating scholarly, academic, or professional journals and discussion
lists on the Internet.

The new Directory is available both electronically and in print.  Access
to the electronic version of the Directory will be available through IP
address or password. The online version will be periodically updated.

In the printed edition of the new Directory, the first part lists over
3,900 peer-reviewed journal titles available electronically, while the
second part contains over 4,600 e-conferences. Part one, the e-journal
section, is compiled and maintained by ARL. The e-conference entries are
contributed by Diane Kovacs of Kovacs Consulting. A freely accessible
list of e-conference titles which Diane Kovacs and her team compiled is
available at <http://www.n2h2.com/KOVACS/>.

For more information on this new ARL publication, visit
<http://dsej.arl.org>.

In recognition of your journal or discussion list's inclusion, we would
like to offer the "Directory" to you at our special member price. Please
reference code 1213CP when ordering.

Directory of Scholarly Electronic Journals and Academic Discussion
Lists, First Edition.
Dru Mogge and Peter Budka, editors. 2000. 1,102 pp. ISSN 1524-2439
(print)/1524-2447 (online). US $95 ($65 ARL members) for both print and
online versions/ US $70 ($50 ARL member) for online version only. Quotes
for rush orders and bulk discounts can be obtained from <pubs at arl.org>.
To order, call the ARL Distribution Center at 301-362-8196.

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Sincerely,

Dru Mogge <dru at arl.org> & Peter Budka <peter at arl.org>, Editors