★★Herbert Van de Sompel(Los Alamos National Laboratory - Research Library).
　The Santa Fe Convention of the Open Archives Initiative. D-Lib Magazine. 6(2) 2000.2
http://www.dlib.org/dlib/february00/vandesompel-oai/02vandesompel-oai.html 　　[local]　 html, pdf

★Herbert Van de Sompel(Los Alamos National Laboratory - Research Library).
　The UPS(Universal Preprint Service) Prototype. D-Lib Magazine. 6(2) 2000.2
http://www.dlib.org/dlib/february00/vandesompel-ups/02vandesompel-ups.html 　　[local]　 html, pdf

★Roy Tennant. Open Archives: A Key Convergence. Library journal digital. February 15,2000
http://www.ljdigital.com/articles/infotech/digitallibraries/20000215_13666.asp 　　[local]　 pdf
(formerly known as the Universal Preprint Service initiative). 

・ The University [PPT]　Derek Law, University of Strathclyde 　　[local]　 law.ppt
・ The Author [PDF]　Charles Oppenheim, University of Loughborough 　　[local]　 opp.pdf
・ The Author [PPT]　Alex Williamson, British Medical Journal Publications 　　[local]　 will.ppt
　　　BMA grant of licence (PDF) 　　[local]　 will.pdf
　　　ALPSP model grant of licence (PDF) 　　[local]　 grantli.pdf
・ The Publisher [PPT]　Penny Carter, Cambridge University Press 　　[local]　 carter.pdf

Session 1：Should we let intermediaries sell our content?
・ Increasing access to your content - Ian Bannerman, Blackwell Science [PPT]
・ Building your own community - Professor Robert Brown, Institute of Physics Publishing

Session 2：The views of the purchasers
・ An approach by an academic library - Hazel Woodward, Cranfield University [PPT]

Materials Budget - Percentage spent on print and electronic materials(1997-98): Book 21％, Journal 43％, Electronic 36％。Print and electronic journals 1998: 1,400 printed journals 400 e-journals、2000: 1,000 printed journals、3,000 e-journals。

Session 3：Hosting by intermediaries - the publisher's view
・ HighWire - Duncan McGarva, Society of General Microbiology [PDF]
・ Hosting on CatchWord - Sam Bruinsma, Brill Publishers [PPT]
・ ingenta - Philip Edge, CABI Publishing [PPT]

Session 4：Other roles for intermediaries
・ Panel session - Helen Henderson (information consultant) and all previous speakers.
・ The following questions have been suggested but others will be submitted during the meeting:
　　・Should we offer electronic document delivery?
　　・Will intelligent agents cut out intermediaries?
　　・Do intermediaries have a role in electronic archiving?
　　・How can intermediaries help linking? 

★Joined-up Publishing:the significance of linking. Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers 16th International Learned Journals Seminar, 7th April 2000, Royal Institute of British Architects, London. http://www.alpsp.org.uk/sem0400.htm 　　[local]　 Program

Linking from what to what?

・ Linking between primary and secondary literature - Helen Atkins, Institute for Scientific Information [PPT]　◆atkins.ppt　

DB内部へのリンク：参考文献からその原文献へ、原文献からそれを引用している文献へ、原文献から関連文献へ。DB外へのリンク：全文データへ、特許へ、他ベンダーのDBへ、出版社へ

Dialogによると、1999年末で電子雑誌の数は8000点を超えている。　

・ Linking from a central database - Kent Smith, National Institutes of Health [PDF 2696KB] ◆smi0400.pdf　NLMのリンク計画　
・ Open standards and linking: the Digital Object Identifier - Norman Paskin, International DOI Foundation [PPT 138KB]　◆paskin.ppt
・ Open standards and linking: publisher-to-publisher - Tony Hammond, Academic Press [PPT 160KB]　◆hammond.ppt　

CrossRef(PILA: Publishers International Linking Association, Inc)による出版社間の電子雑誌同士でリンクをはる。識別コードはDOIを用いる。参加出版社は2000.4.7現在25社：1)AAAS (Science)、2)Academic Press (Harcourt)、3)ALPSP: Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers、4)American Institute of Physics、5)American Mathematical Society、6)American Psychological Assoc.、7)ACM、8)Blackwell Science、9)CAB International、10)Cambridge University Press、11)Elsevier Science、12)IEEE、13)Institute of Physics、14)Kluwer Academic Publishers、15)Marcel Dekker、16)Nature、17)Oxford University Press、18)Portland Press、19)Royal Society of Chemistry、20)Springer、21)Taylor & Francis、22)Thieme Verlag、23)University of Chicago Press、24)John Wiley & Sons、25)World Scientific

・ Intellectual Property and commercial consequences - Martin White, Intranet Focus Ltd [PPT]　◆white.ppt
・ The effect on scholarly communication and information use - Professor Christine Borgman, UCLA

★First Workshop on Linkage from Citations to electronic journal Literature. Sponsored by NISO, NFAIS, DLF, and the society of Scholarly Publishers, February 11, 1999.　 http://www.niso.org/linkrpt.html 　　[local]　 Program →WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS

・ The end-user perspective: Peter Boyce(the American Astronomical Society), Astronomy's Well-Linked System　◆boyce.html
・ The library perspective: Dale Flecker(Harvard University), Citation - E-Journal Links from the (Academic) Library Viewpoint　◆flecker.html
・ The publisher's perspective: Pieter Bolman(Academic Press), The Linking of Information Sources　◆bolman.html
・ The abstracting and indexing service providers' perspective: Helen Atkins (Institute for Scientific Information)　◆--
・ The DOI: Norman Paskin(the International Digital Object Identifier Foundation (IDF)), DOIs and Reference Linking　◆paskin.html
・ UMI SiteBuilder: Todd Fegan(UMI), ProQuest Direct SiteBuilder　◆fegan.pdf
・ Dawson Information Quest: Mary Grace Palumbo, Dawson: What We're Doing About Linking　◆dawson.html
・ National Center for Biotechnology Information: Jim Ostell,　◆ncbi.html
・ SLinkS(Scholarly Links Specification): Eric Hellman (Openly Informatics),　◆--

★Second Workshop on Linkage from Citations to Journal Literature. The workshop was co-sponsored by the National Information Standards Organization (NISO), the Digital Library Federation (DLF), the National Federation of Abstracting and Information Services (NFAIS), and the Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP). the Westin Copley Place in Boston on June 9, 1999. http://www.niso.org/linkrept.html 　　[local]　 Program

・ Bill Arms(the chair of the working group)　
　 "A model for reference linking".
　 http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/Annex/pcaplan/reflink.html 　　[local]　 local htmllocal pdf

・ Jim Ostell(the National Library of Medicine)　PubRef　資料なし

・ Eric Hellman(Openly Informatics)　
　 Scholarly Publishing and Pornography on the Internet.　 local htmllocal pdf

・ Bill Arms(Department of Computer Science,Cornell University).
　 Reference Linking Scenarios
　 http://www.niso.org/2Arms.html　 http://www.niso.org/sompel.html 　　[local]　 local

・ Herbert Van de Sompel.
　 Reference Linking in a Hybrid Library Environment. Part 1: Frameworks for Linking
　 http://www.dlib.org/dlib/april99/van_de_sompel/04van_de_sompel-pt1.html 　　[local]　 local pdflocal html

★THE NISO/NFAIS Workshop: Electronic Journals -- Best Practices. February 20, 2000, Philadelphia, PA local htmllocal pdf

Background and Introduction

Setting the Stage

Four Views on E-Publishing
・ Commercial primary publisher: Howard Ratner, Director, Electronic Publishing and Production, Springer-Verlag New York, Inc.
・ Non-profit society publisher: John Ewing, Executive Director, American Mathematical Society
・ Secondary publisher: Helen Atkins, Director, Database Development, Institute for Scientific Information (ISI)
・ Library community: Regina Reynolds, Head, National Serials Data Program (NSDP), Library of Congress. 　Some solutions are being tried. OCLC's CORC (Cooperative Online Resource Cataloging, http://www.oclc.org/oclc/research/projects/corc/) project.

Reynolds summarized the librarians' "Wish List to Publishers": O Carry "masthead" information on the journal homepage, including issuing body, publisher and place of publication. O Show consistency in title presentation. O Retain the old title on back issues following a title change. O Maintain stable URLs. O Provide ongoing access to back issues. O Give information about the differences between print and various electronic versions. The "Librarians Wish List for Aggregators": O Be clear about which titles (and years within titles) are full text and which are abstracts. O Notify the subscriber of additions, deletions and other changes. O Display the ISSN of both print and electronic versions. O Allow linking directly to a journal, not the homepage of the service.

・ Editorial standards: content and bibliographic issues. Group leader: Helen Atkins
・ Archiving issues. Group leader: Kathy Klemperer (Harrassowitz)
・ Reference linking. Group leader: Howard Ratner
・ Technical standards: : presentation/format issues. Group leader: Emily Fayen

Conclusions and Wrap-up

12本のプレゼンテーションのファイルはすべて取り出せるようになっています。
ただ、英語版のソフトで作成されたせいか、"="印のファイルは開くことができませんでした。

1st conference 7-8 July 1999 　 [local]　 http://www.indecs.org/news/conference.htm

2nd conference 15 November 1999 <names, numbers and networks presentations>　 [local] http://www.indecs.org/news/15nov_pres.htm
　
INDECS 3rd conference“Interoperability of Data in E-Commerce Systems”
< putting works to rights presentations> 9 and 10 March 2000 Sydney　[local]

Welcoming Address (.pdf 49K)  +
Michael Fraser
CEO Copyright Agency Limited.

DOI: implementing a standard digital identifier
as the key to effective digital rights management (.pdf 68K)  +
Norman Paskin
Director, The International DOI Foundation

Copymart and Copymart Code (.ppt 314K)  +
Professor Zentaro Kitagawa
Kyoto University

DOI and <indecs> in Korea (.ppt 290K)  =
Mr Jhong Geon Kim
Director Interational Cooperation, Korean Publishers Association

Content ID Forum: Our approach in Japan (.ppt 1Mb)  +
Dr Junichi Kishigami
General Secretary, cIDF

Technology and <indecs> compliance (.pdf 1Mb)  +
Mr Peter Higgs
IPR Systems

The Common Information System (.pdf 28K)  +
Gus Jansen
APRA

Metadata, SDMI and the music industry (.ppt 84K)  =
Mr Peter Williams
Eurofin Technologies

Governance working group results (.pdf 16K)  +
Norman Paskin
Director, The International DOI Foundation

Libraries, Dublin Core and Metadata  (.doc 35K)  =
Mr Warwick Cathro
National Library of Australia

Melodies and Metadata(.pdf 741K)  =
Mr Nicholas Givotovsky and Mr Takahito Iida
Dentsu Inc.

Metadata in the University Environment(.doc 63K)  =
Kerrie Talmacs
University of New South Wales Library 

1)Why do we need standards for e-commerce in intellectual Property?,
　Sally Morris, ALPSP　 [local]　

2)The INDECS project: a brief historical perspective,
　Mark Bide, Mark Bide Associates and EDItEUR　 [local]　

3)INDECS in action,
　Godfrey Rust, Data Definitions　 [local]　

4)EPICS (the EDItEUR Product Information Communication Standards),
　David Martin of EDITEUR　 [local]　

5)DOI developments and applications,
　Norman Paskin, International DOI Foundation　 [local]　

6)Converging needs and standards in the trade and library sectors,
　Paul Miller, Interoperability Focus, UKOLN　 [local]　

　今後は、個々の図書館での電子雑誌の契約と、コンソーシアムによる契約が話題になりそうである。
　Karen Hunter. Consortia and publishers: a comment.
　　Library Consortium Management. 1(1/2) p.19-22 (1999)