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Books

• Pullinger, David and Baldwin, Christine. (2002). Electronic Journals and User Behaviour: Learning for the future from the SuperJournal Project. deedot press, Cambridge. ISBN 0-9542924-0-5.

Published Articles

• Eason, K.; Yu, L. and Harker, S. (2000) The use and usefulness of functions in electronic journals: The experience of SuperJournal Project. Program 34(1), 1-28.
• Eason, K.; Richardson, S. and Yu, L. (forthcoming) Patterns of use of electronic journals. Journal of Documentation (scheduled for the September, 2000 issue).
• McKnight, C.; Yu, L.; Harker, S. and Phillips, K. (2000) Librarians in the delivery of electronic journals: Roles revisited. Manuscript submitted for review.
• Yu, L. and Apps, A. Studying E-Journal User Behavior Using Log Files: The Experience of SuperJournal. Library and Information Science Research: An International Journal 22(3), 311-338.
• Ann Apps, The SuperJournal Project: Data Handling Using SGML, Electronic Publishing '99, Proceedings of the Third ICCC/IFIP Conference on Electronic Publishing, Ronneby, Sweden, 10-12 May 1999
• Tan, K.F.; Wing, M.; Revell, N.; Marsden, G.; Baldwin, C.; MacIntyre, R.; Apps, A.; Eason, K.D.; Pomfrett, S. (1998) Facts and Myths of Browsing and Searching in a Digital Library. Lecture Notes in Computer Science (Springer Verlag) 1513, 669-670 (Research and Advanced Technology for Digital Libraries, Proceedings of the 2nd European Conference, ECDL'98, Heraklion, Greece, Sept 21-23 1998, edited by Nikolaou, C. and Stephanidis, C.)
• Christine Baldwin, Update on SuperJournal, Ariadne, Issue 14, March 1998
• David Pullinger and Christine Baldwin, SuperJournal: What Readers Really Want from Electronic Journals, Electronic Library & Visual Information Research, Proceedings of the 4th ELVIRA Conference, 6-8 May 1997, ASLIB, 1997
• Christine Baldwin, The SuperJournal Project: Success Factors for Electronic Journals, Online and CD Notes, April 1996
• Christine Baldwin, The SuperJournal Project, Library Technology, April 1996
• David Pullinger and Christine Baldwin, SuperJournal: A Project in the UK to Develop Multimedia Journals, D-Lib Magazine, January 1996

Presentations at Past Conferences

• SuperJournal Conference, Birkbeck College, London, 21 April 1999
• David Pullinger, "Distinguished by Subject:  Digital Information and the Divergence of Research Communities", UK Serials Group 22nd Annual Conference/4th European Serials Conference, UMIST, Manchester, 10-12 April 1999
• Christine Baldwin, "What Readers Really Want: Lessons from SuperJournal", ALPSP International Learned Journals Seminar: Research in the 21st Century, London, 9 April 1999
• Christine Baldwin, "Practical Tips for Managing Content", Keynote Management Seminar on Managing Total Content: Strategy for Success, London, 20 January 1999
• Ken Eason, "User Responses to Electronic Versions of Existing Journals", Information Ecologies: The Impact of a New Information "Species", York, 2-4 December 1998
• Richard Parker, "The Only Viewpoint That Matters is the User's?", Digital Resources in the Humanities '98, Glasgow, 9-12 September 1998
• Joanne Lomax, "Clustering Electronic Journals by Subject for the User's Convenience", Digital Resources in the Humanities '98, Glasgow, 9-12 September 1998
• Christine Baldwin, "Electronic Journal Publishing:  Meeting User Needs", 64th IFLA Conference, Amsterdam, 16-21 August 1998 (to be published in IFLA Journal)
• David Pullinger, "Academics and the New Information Environment:  The Impact of Local Factors on Use of Electronic Journals", Institute of Information Scientists, 40th Anniversary Conference, Sheffield, 8-11 July 1998
• Michael Mabe, SuperJournal: The Publisher's Perspective, UK Serials Group Annual Conference, Exeter, 31 March-1 April 1998 (to be published in Serials)
• Ross MacIntyre, "Digital Publishing - Data Handling", EuroGraphics '97, Budapest, Hungary, 4-8 September 1997
• David Pullinger, "The SuperJournal Project:  Testing Hypotheses to Discover What Users Really Want from Electronic Journals", BULISC '97, New Tricks: eLib and Telematics, Projects and Partnerships, 27-29 August 1997
• David Pullinger & Christine Baldwin, "SuperJournal:  What Readers Really Want fro Electronic Journals", ELVIRA4: Electronic Library and Visual Information Research, Milton Keynes, 6-8 May 1997
• Innovations in Online Journals, BCS Seminar, London, 26 November 1996
• eLib Concertation Day, London, 18 April 1996
• Libraries and Electronic Publishing in the UK, Leipzig Book Fair, 29 March 1996
• Institution for Information Science, London, 13 February 1996

Press Releases

• eLib Programme: SuperJournal Flyer
• SuperJournal Project Receives 833,000 Funding from UK Higher Education

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