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Electronic Commerce and Digital Libraries

Houston, Andrea L. and Chen, Hsinchun (2000) Electronic Commerce and Digital Libraries, in Shaw, M. and Blanning, B. and Strader, T. and Whinston, A., Eds. Handbook on Electronic Commerce, pages pp. 339-363.

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Abstract

In this chapter we discuss digital libraries from an electronic commerce perspective. The focus is on what the two have in common. The first section is an introduction which discuses some of the impacts that digital libraries and electronic commerce have had on our lives. The second section discusses common driving forces behind the two. The next section discusses common challenges, with an emphasis on the digital library perspective. The fourth section discusses several common issues, in particular, social, legal, quality, security and economic issues that both digital libraries and electronic commerce must address. The discussion in the fourth section primarily presents a digital library perspective, although the issu-es are important to both digital libraries and electronic commerce. Finally, the chapter closes with a conclusion.

EPrint Type:Book Chapter
Keywords:National Science Digital Library, NSDL, Artificial Intelligence Lab, AI Lab, Information Retrieval
Subjects:Evaluation
Digital Libraries
Information Extraction
ID Code:545
Deposited On:13 October 2004
Alternative Locations:http://ai.bpa.arizona.edu/go/papers.html
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