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See also: 1 Economic Issues, 2.1 Electronic Books: Case Studies and History, 2.2 Electronic Books and Texts: General Works, 3.1 Electronic Serials: Case Studies and History, 3.4 Electronic Serials: General Works, 3.5 Electronic Serials: Library Issues, 3.6 Electronic Serials: Research, 5.1 Legal Issues: Digital Copyright, and 9 Repositories, E-prints, and OAI.