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Over a decade ago Steve Harnad posited a fourth revolution in the means of the production and dissemination of knowledge. Most would agree that we are today in the midst of this revolution; many would highlight the speed of and ease of access to information as chief markers of this revolution. But revolution is unsettling. Close and Bridge say that revolution "destroys people's security and unsettles their convictions" — feelings that many librarians and publishers have today.

Revolutions and Images and the Development of Knowledge: Implications for Research Libraries and Publishers of Scholarly Communications