Ejournal SiteGuide

Seznamy casopisu jsou rozdeleny do peti skupin:

1. General
2. Academic
3. Specific Disciplines (Law, Medicine)
4. Zines
5. Commercial
6. Other

1. Ejournal SiteGuide : General

• World Wide Web Virtual Library : Electronic Journals (Hosted by E-Doc, a Lancaster Information Group company)
  Well-organized and active site with comprehensive scope. Effective search engine for titles. Included 1829 entries as of 14 December 1995. Eight main generic categories (including Academic and Reviewed, Newsletters, Magazines and Newspapers) with subarrangement alphabetical by title or subject. Links to other sites under Other Resources. An earlier version of this site also exists.

• 1995 ARL Directory of E-Journals, Newsletters & Academic Discussion Lists (Association of Research Libraries)
  In its fifth year of publication, this directory offers entries for nearly 700 titles. "The Journals and Newsletters Section aims to be as comprehensive as possible, and the entries represent all information that was received."

• NewJour (Association of Research Libraries)
  NewJour is an "online service reporting new electronic journals and newsletters to the academic community". It provides a searchable archive of postings since the list began in 1993.

• Library of Congress World Wide Web
  This large and complex web site offers relevant resources under the umbrella category Newspapers, Current Periodicals & Government Documents. More specifically, it provides links to 48 ejournal titles and other resources under the heading Periodicals, and links to 60 sites under the heading Lists of Newspapers and Periodicals, and News Resources.

• LC MARVEL (Library of Congress)
  This gopher site provides a listing of Electronic Journal Collections. In addition, under the heading Global Electronic Library (by Subject) will be found 14 broad subject categories, and under these the first item listed tends to be ejournals for the category.

• Yahoo!
  A large and complex site that offers access to ejournals and printed magazine information under a variety of headings. Searching by string or word is possible. Probably the largest grouping of entries -- some annotated -- is found gathered under Entertainment : Magazines. Here are about 1700 second-level entries under 37 broad (mostly subject) headings that provide intermixed links to ejournal titles and other resources. The heading 'Indices' includes links to 15 resources, but others may be found elsewhere. Another sizeable grouping (498 entries under 38 headings) may be found under Business and economy : Products and Services : Magazines. One example of a smaller grouping (38 entries) under yet another topic is Computers and internet : Internet : Newsletters.

• The Daily News -- Just the Links (Gerben Vos -- Netherlands)
  Links to more than two hundred news sources (including some newspapers), grouped by country under six broad geographic headings. Also links to sixteen other news resources.

• WEBDO Presse
  More than 2'200 links to online newspapers grouped by country or state under six broad geographic headings. Headings in French.

2. Ejournal SiteGuide : Academic

• CIC Electronic Journals Collection (Committee on Institutional Cooperation -- Big Ten and the University of Chicago)
  A librarian-selected collection of 84 links (without annotation) to ejournals in the CICNet Archive and from external sources. Separate from, but pointing to some of the contents of, CICNet Electronic Serials Archive. Periodicals of scholarly importance are monitored and collected with a concern for completeness. Access through 26 alphabetic files, some presently empty. Promise of subject access to come.

• CICNet Electronic Serials Archive (Committee on Institutional Cooperation -- Big Ten and the University of Chicago)
  Described as an 'unmanaged' collection of links and files, with links to hundreds (their chronology states 800) of ejournal titles. Access through 26 alphabetic files, and through 25 broad subject groupings. A more select group of links to ejournals of scholarly importance is maintained as the CIC Electronic Journals Collection.

• Full-Text Archives of Scholarly Society Serial Publications (Scholarly Societies Project, University of Waterloo Library)
  Links to or subscription information for 135 publications from 120 bodies. Most are newsletters, a small number are research publications. Arranged alphabetically by name of society.

• Serials in Cyberspace (Birdie MacLennan / University of Vermont)
  Links to about sixty separate sites/titles. Emphasis on ejournals, with a variety of other things included, particularly library-related ones. A focus on academic sites. Some useful narrative contextualizing the links.

• Penn Library -- Journals and Newspapers (University of Pennsylvania Library)
  Links to ejournals through an alphabetic list of almost 200 titles and through 36 broad subject categories. Links to electronic newspapers grouped by ten languages and 25 countries.

• UW Library Electronic Journals (University of Waterloo Library)
  Links to eleven ejournal resources, and a link to their Cooperative Ejournals Project, which provides access to about 90 ejournals through over fifty broad subject categories and an alphabetical list of links.

• Scholarly Journals Distributed Via the World-Wide Web (Charles W. Bailey, Jr. / University of Houston Libraries)
  An alphabetic list of 74 links to "established web-based scholarly journals that offer access to English-language article files without requiring user registration or fees".

• Electronic Texts Journals Newsletters Magazines and Collections (Eric Lease Morgan / North Carolina State University Libraries)
  Seven subsections, including: Magazines (8), Newsletters (26), Scholarly Journals (39). Links to many titles annotated in detail. Other ejournal resources available through the NCSU gopher. This is a mixture of books/journals and titles/resources, including a second level of "Electronic Journals and Newsletters" with duplication.

• Electronic Journals (University of Virginia Library)
  At the first level, nine links to titles/sites. This includes a link to "Electronic Journals Accessible via Gopher", which provides 31 links to additional titles/sites.

• Project Muse (Johns Hopkins University Press, Milton S. Eisenhower Library, and Homewood Academic Computing)
  Subscription information for 40 journal titles from Johns Hopkins University Press. Three options: paper, electronic, or both. Site includes sample access to four titles and a search facility providing keyword access to tables of contents and full contents.

• Scholarly Communications Project (Virginia Polytechnic University and State Library)
  Provides links to local archives for twelve ejournals and two newspapers. This site is also home to the VPIEJ-L Archive, a searchable archive for a listserv dealing with the publication of ejournals.

• HyperJournal site (Damien Keown / Newcastle University)
  Hyperjournal itself is "a discussion list devoted exclusively to electronic journals ... particularly those managed by academics themselves". The site includes 17 links in a directory to other ejournal resources, and 26 links to titles/sites for refereed European ejournals. There is a mirror site at Washington University (St. Louis).

3. Ejournal SiteGuide : Specific Disciplines

Law

• Legal Journals and Periodicals on the Web (University of Southern California Law School)
  Alphabetic list of 70 annotated links.

Medicine

• MedWeb : Electronic Newsletters and Journals (Emory University Health Sciences Center Library)
  Links to over 500 titles, with distinction between full-text and tables-of-contents/abstracts. Available as an alphabetic list, and as the category "electronic journals" (others include: sites, databases, terminology) under more than 60 broad medical headings. The information on ejournals is part of the larger MedWeb site.

4. Ejournal SiteGuide : Zines

• John Labovitz's E-zine-list
  A directory of 562 electronic zines, limited to alternative/special interest publications. A single alphabetical list is linked to entries describing title, description, and means of electronic access. Frequency, editorial contact, phone, fax, and postal information may also be included. Also provided is a 450KB text version. A narrative guide to other resources covers how-to guides, collections of links, and archives.

• The ETEXT Archives (Paul Southworth / CICNet)
  Archived runs of ejournals, most of them under three headings: Zines, Political Archives, Religious Texts. Under Zines, about 220 titles listed alphabetically and by ten broad subject categories, as well as a listing for fifteen hypertext periodicals at the site. Also at this site is a guide to print zines, Factsheet Five - Electric, featuring 26 categories with review and order/submission/ad info for individual issues of a large number of titles. Also available through gopher.

• Online Zines (The Well -- San Francisco)
  An archive for the text of 113 separately titled zine files/directories. One level up in this gopher are listings for authors, books, periodicals, and zines, which point to other ejournal titles/resources, including a local file for Factsheet Five - Electric.

• E-Mail Zines Listing (Todd Kuipers)
  Links and extensive annotation for 72 zines. Organized under 8 broad subject categories.

• Electronic Poetry Center Electronic Journals (Loss Glazier / University of Buffalo)
  Part of the Electronic Poetry Center, "a central gateway to resources in electronic poetry and poetics". Includes links to 13 titles associated with the Center.

5. Ejournal SiteGuide : Commercial

• NewsLink
  Describes itself as "the web's most comprehensive online news resource". States that links are provided for 469 newspapers, 360 broadcast media, and 508 magazines. Arranged under broad subject categories.

• Electronic Newsstand
  The web interface lists twelve broad categories (including News Services and Newspapers) and "All Titles". The gopher interface provides subject (seventeen broad categories) and alphabetic title access. Consists of samples (table of contents, selected articles) from commercial publishers, with some archive of previously featured material. Articles are keyword searchable. Listed by broad subject grouping and alphabetically by title.

• The Multimedia Newsstand (Hearst Corp.)
  Permits ordering of 500 magazines. A subject grouping provides 34 categories. Searchable by title keyword.

6. Ejournal SiteGuide : Other

Canadian

• Hypertext and Hypermedia Magazines via the World-Wide Web (David Mattison / Victoria B.C. Freenet)
  Links to thirteen ejournal resources. Links to 59 Canadian/British Columbia titles, usually with ISSN, place, and/or publisher.

• National Library of Canada Electronic Publications Pilot Project
  An archive of more than 30 Canadian online journals. Access alphabetically by title, through six broad subject categories, or through a search by title or full-text-archive keyword.

Australian

• Australian Electronic Journals (National Library of Australia)
  An alphabetic list of almost 300 ejournals considered Australian by origin or content. Each entry provides annotation and directory information, often with additional links. The site is presented by the National Library of Australia.

Individuals' Lists

• Newsletters, Journals, and Zines on WWW/Internet (François Charoy -- France)
  Except for a list of French ejournals, currently numbering twenty-four, this site as described below is not being maintained. Links to thirteen other ejournal resources. Usefully annotated links to individual titles, grouped under three headings, apparently in accession order:
  Electronic Copies of Paper Magazines (about 70 titles)
  WWW-Only Zines (about 140 titles)
  Scientific Publications (19 titles)
  Annotations include frequency. A few of the individual titles from the groups are repeated at the top level. "Zines" and "Scientific" are not used in a rigorous sense -- coverage is broad.

• On-Line Magazines (Otis Gospodnetic / Middlebury College)
  Close to two hundred links to ejournals. Alphabetic order with colloquial undergraduate annotation. An alphabetical list of links to about 190 ejournals. Titles beginning with 'the' are filed under 'T'.

• Electronic Magazines (Peter Fabian -- Hungary)
  An alphabetical set of links to almost 300 ejournals. Titles beginning with 'the' are filed under 'T'.