Definitions for "Electronic Publishing"
The storage and distribution of information in a machine readable electronic format made accessible to users for viewing onscreen, printing, or down loading to storage. The major forms of electronic publishing now include CD-ROM discs and online information services. Several other electronic publishing media, such as videotext (transmission via television programming to TV sets), have not yet become commercially successful. Future electronic publishing media may include new developments such as transmission via satellite to mass storage devices. (7/96)
A process by which information is created and/ or distributed in electronic or magnetic formats. (i.e. CD ROM or web.) The usage of this term has expanded to include digitally created designs that are reproduced on conventional printing presses.
Converting a print version of a document or presentation to a digital representation. An electronically published document can usually be used in diverse ways, such as distributed it on CD-ROM or displaying it on the World-Wide Web.
Keywords:  typography, digital
Digital typography.
Composition of text (and frequently graphic images) using a computer for display in a computer presentation program or on the World Wide Web.
work that is presented or displayed through a computer, a network or web site.
Representation of text and multimedia documents electronically.