It is relevant that Chris Leonard, the author of the ChemWeb piece on the
ACS e-pub session, is Project Manager at Elsevier Science in Amsterdam.
Tom Walker
At 10:40 AM 4/4/00 -0400, Steve Heller wrote:
>At the ACS meeting last week theer were some interesting comments on the
>many activities discussed in this forum. A write up on this is available
>at:
>
>http://chemweb.com/alchem/2000/news/nw_000331_publish.html
>
>The opening paragraph says:
>
>The message from scientific publishers was clear. Government
>intervention in the field of journals and databases is not only
>unwelcome, but possibly unconstitutional too. This was one of
>many fascinating topics discussed as part of the popular CIN
>session at the ACS Spring Meeting in San Francisco this week.
>
>Steve Heller
>
>
>
>
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>Washington, DC.
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