Re: Editing and the Internet

[Sonina Velasquez <tscom009 -at- DUNX1 -dot- OCS -dot- DREXEL -dot- EDU>]

Giselle,

The article sounds interesting. I'll try to find it at the Drexel
University Library, but can you save a struggling grad-student,
project-overloaded worker on deadline, who is panicking about finding a
20lb turkey and preparing all the fixings woman some time by giving her a
summary. What is it about? Can you provide "the editor in the fetal
position" with a one paragraph abstract?

Sonina
tscom009 -at- dunx1 -dot- ocs -dot- drexel -dot- edu



>     Giselle,

>     It would be hard for me to get my hands on this magazine.
>     Would it be too much to ask for a fax of the article?
>     You could fax it to me at IEEE Computer Society, Dick Price,
>     fax 1-714-821-4010. In either case, thanks for the info.

>     Cheers,

>     Dick
>     dprice -at- computer -dot- org


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>Subject: Editing and the Internet
>Author:  TECHWR-L -at- VM1 -dot- ucc -dot- okstate -dot- edu@INTERNET at CCROUTER
>Date:    11/11/94 3:00 PM


>You may want to take a look at an excellent article by Douglas
>Kincade and Lauren Oppenheim in the July 1994 issue of
>_Scholarly Publishing_, "Marking It Up as We Go Along:  Into
>Editorial Production's Electronic Future" (Princeton University
>Press as a case study; *very* readable).  [Vol. 25, no. 4,
>pp. 233-242]


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>Giselle Weiss
>gweiss -at- camtwh -dot- eric -dot- on -dot- ca