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Publications by Scott Johnson (bibliography)

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Johnson, Scott (1995): Quality Control for Hypertext Construction. In Communications of the ACM, 38 (8) p. 87

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Nisen, W. G., Limback, Jeff von, Johnson, Scott, Summers, Kent and Shephard, Maurice (1994): Private Sector Perspectives on Advances in Hypermedia. In: Proceedings of ECHT 94 the ACM European Conference on Hypermedia Technology Sept 18-23, 1994, Edinburgh, UK. p. 250. Available online

“Numerous market and industry segments are becoming increasingly interested in hypermedia. For example, hypermedia is a fundamental cornerstone in electronic publishing, electronic performance support systems, and interactive entertainment. Most of the current state of the art in hypermedia is being defined by research which is conducted in universities and research institutions. Yet many of the hypermedia systems that are in use today by industry are first generation systems, often at least five years old. This begs the question: just how important is leading edge hypermedia technology to the private sector? The areas that this panel addresses are: * Is there commercial rationalization for incorporating advanced hypermedia technology, and what is it? * How important is basic research and development in hypermedia technology to a company? * Is the current state of the art in hypermedia sufficient to successfully commercialize hypermedia products and services? * What are the best ways to transfer the results from hypermedia research from the academic and research communities to the private sector?”

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