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Electronic information processing and publishing – problems and opportunities

Electronic publishing, broadly speaking, is the substitution of electronically generated material, usually displayed on a cathode ray tube, for material published as print on paper. Although the displayed material may be transferred to paper by a printer, a general reduction of paper is implied. The rate of introduction of electronic publishing will depend upon the rate of convergence of telephone, data transmission and computer technologies. This convergence will in turn depend upon political, social, technological and commercial factors. The