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Printed Back Volumes and Issues

Summary With all the recent interest and discussion regarding electronic journals, it would be easy to get the impression that printed volumes are becoming obsolete. Five representatives from various aspects of the serials information chain (back issue vendor, archivist of electronic journals, journal publisher, and librarian) explore the continuing importance of the printed archive, and describe their vision of the future coexistence of electronic and paper formats.