3. ELPUB 1999: Karlskrona, Sweden

• Abel Laerte Packer:
  SCIELO - An Electronic Publishing Model for Developing Countries.
  
• Ana Alice Baptista, Elóy Rodrigues, Altamiro Machado:
  Online Publishing as a Support for Scholarly Communication in Dynamic Knowledge Communities.
  
• Ana Maria Cetto:
  Democratic Approach to Electronic Publishing in a Non-Democratic System.
  
• Andrew E. Treloar:
  Products and Processes: How Innovation and Product Life-Cycles Can Help Predict the Future of the Electronic Scholarly Journal.
  
• Ann Apps, Ross MacIntyre:
  The Superjournal Project: Data Handling Using SGML.
  
• Anneli Heimbürger:
  A Structured Link Document as a New Means for Composing and Publishing Technical Customer Documentation in Extranets and Intranets.
  
• Audrey Anthoney, Jo Royle, Ian M. Johnson:
  The UK Children's Publishing House - Adapting to Change for the Multimedia Market.
  
• Aukse Balcytiene:
  Electronic Publications of Cultural Heritage: Global Challenges and Local Practices.
  
• Creagh Cole:
  A New Continent into Literature: The Australian Literature Database at the University of Sydney Library.
  
• David Seaman:
  Digital Libraries in the New Millennium: Partners, Publishers, Potentials, and Pitfalls.
  
• David Seaman:
  Payment Mechanisms and Internet Commerce: Or, the Promise of Micro-Charging.
  
• Eric Hellman:
  The S-Link-S Framework for Reference Linking: Architecture and Implementation.
  
• Erik Peurell:
  Print on Demand in Sweden: Four Projects and Their Products, Problems and Prospects.
  
• Fytton Rowland:
  Two Large-Scale Surveys of Electronic Publication in the United Kingdom.
  
• Gaurab Raj Upadhaya:
  INDRENI - The Nepali Intranet. A Platform for Electronic Publishing and Information Sharing in Nepal.
  
• Henning Lobin, Andreas Witt:
  Semantic and Thematic Navigation in Electronic Encyclopedias.
  
• Howard Besser:
  Issues in Electronic Publication of Image Databases: Report from a Study of the Museum Educational Site Licensing Project.
  
• Jack Meadows:
  Undemocratic Aspects of Publishing.
  
• Jill O'Neill, Chris Leonard:
  Learning Curves: Managing Smooth Product Development Cycles in Non-Print Environments.
  
• John W. T. Smith:
  Prolegomena to any Future E-Publishing Model.
  
• Katerina T. Frantzi, Sophia Ananiadou, Jun-ichi Tsujii:
  Classifying Technical Terms.
  
• Kay Henderson:
  Electronic Commerce in the On-Line and Electronic Publishing Industry: A Business Model for Web Publishing.
  
• Kemal Bakarsic:
  Bosnia - War - Democracy - Information.
  
• Lars Aronsson:
  Project Runeberg's Electronic Facsimile Editions of Nordic Literature.
  
• M. Carmen Fernández Panadero, Andrés Marín López, Carlos Delgado Kloos, Carlos García-Rubio, Vicente Luque Centeno, Luis Sánchez Fernández, Tony Hernandez:
  Mass-Customizing Electronic Journals.
  
• Mark Doyle:
  Citing and Linking in Electronic Scholarly Publishing: A Pragmatic Approach.
  
• Massimo Garribba:
  European Content on the Global Networks.
  
• R. E. Lonsdale, C. J. Armstrong:
  Scholarly Monographs: The Unacknowledged Dimension of Electronic.
  
• Richard Gartner:
  The Internet Library of Early Journals: An Electronic Library of Primary Sources on the Internet.
  
• Rune Gustavsson:
  Electronic Publishing Year 2010: A Global Perspective: What has Happened and What Will Happen!?.
  
• Sely Maria de Souza Costa:
  The Use of the Internet and the Democratisation of Information: The Brazilian Experience.
  
• Shona McQuistan, Kay Henderson:
  Scholarly Electronic Journal Access in Academic Libraries: Issues for Future Development.
  
• Stefan Hermann, Anne Brüggemann-Klein, Derick Wood:
  Visually Specifying Context.
  
• Sune Karlsson, Thomas Krichel:
  REPEC AND S-WOPEC: Internet Access to Electronic Preprints in Economics.
  
• Vitaly A. Nechitailenko:
  Integrated Electronic Publishing Environment. A Case Study.
  
• Zoran Gligorov:
  Electronic Publishing and Democratisation of the Transitional Society in Macedonia.