Electronic Publishing on the World Wide Web

Publishing on the World Wide Web.

Publishing, Bookselling and the World Wide Web Publishing, Bookselling and the World Wide Web

Reports research into the ways the publishing and bookselling industries are using the World Wide Web, based on samples drawn from the book-selling and publishing categories in the Yahoo! search engine directory and a survey of the sites. Reports results of a questionnaire survey sent to the identified companies in the hope that it would be possible to establish how these industries were using ...

Publishing Formal Specifications in Z Notation on World Wide Web

This article presents Z-Scape, Netscape Navigator plug-in and ActiveX control which enables the usage of WWW clients for viewing HTML pages with embedded LaTeX documents containing Z specifications.

"Drop-In" Publishing with the World Wide Web

The goal of drop-in publishing is to simplify digital publishing over the Internet. We would like digital publishing of non-commercial matter (e.g. technical reports, course notes, brochures) be as easy as sending email is now, but with the virtues of archival storage and easy searching that we associate with electronic libraries. We propose a protocol, Dienst, to allow communication between cl...

Electronic Commerce on the World-Wide Web: Performance and Availability

This paper describes a continuation of an effort to study the relationship among performance, security, and availability in a Web-based electronic commerce system. In the first phase of the study, we examined the relationship between performance and security, and characterized the performance costs of various encryption approaches. In the second phase of the project, we built a three-tier testb...