Ten Years Later: A Reflection.

The author reflects on the outstart of Internet publishing and its effectiveness as a research tool. She infers that the emergence of Internet publishing as a trend in scholarly research had imposed something like a digitization distress that created some interesting moments in content presentation. With the development of social networking, she equates how far did Internet publishing has perfected its formula in providing online information services. Based on her experiences having been on scholarly publishers' sites where the supplemental material has vanished, she concludes that traditional publishing in paper is still viable as a research tool.