Reinventing journals, reinventing knowledge

The invention of the alphabet just before 1000 B.C. created enormous change for the human race The Gutenburg revolution meant far more than just increased availability of books. Now, as we ask about the future of the serial literature, we face far more than mere questions about information storage. The very meanings of words like ''library'' and ''university'' are about to undergo mutations too radical to conceive, much less predict.