well, a copy of "the bell technical journal" with the first paper describing unix is on my shelf.
On my bookshelf too. I believe this was more of a "technical reports" series than a referreed journal since it contained only work being done by the one organization. A lot of universities and research labs also publish a "technical reports" series that describes work whichj may or may not make its way into journals and conference proceedings. Would it be better to think of a way that NANOG could publish a series of NANOG Technical Reports rather than a journal? This seems to be the ideal way to formalize work that is supposed to focus on the here and now by describing stuff that is operationally useful no more than 6 months into the future. Then we would have an archive of NANOG presentations, associated NANOG Technical Reports and the occasional pointer to a journal paper when the author takes their work to that stage. --Michael Dillon
In message <OF2BA263F7.D03BC514-ON80256E66.00385298-80256E66.0038F2CC@radianz.c om>, Michael.Dillon@radianz.com writes:
well, a copy of "the bell technical journal" with the first paper describing unix is on my shelf.
On my bookshelf too.
I believe this was more of a "technical reports" series than a referreed journal since it contained only work being done by the one organization. A lot of universities and research labs also publish a "technical reports" series that describes work whichj may or may not make its way into journals and conference proceedings.
It was heavily refereed and edited -- but that was done internally. --Steve Bellovin, http://www.research.att.com/~smb
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