1: Background; PHASE ONE: 2: Industry Evolution; 3: End User Behavior; 4: Measuring the Value of Information; PHASE TWO: 5: Electronic Information Industry Structure; 6: The Key Players; 7: Publication Formats; 8: Legal Developments; 9: Geographical Trends; 10: Research Disciplines; PHASE THREE: Drivers for Change & Financial and Administrative Drivers: 11: Business Models as Driver for Change; 12: Funding Research as a Driver for Change; Technological Drivers: 13: Efficiency Improvements as a Driver for Change; 14: Technology as a Driver for Change; 15: Data and Datasets as a Driver for Change; 16: Mining of Text and Data; 17: E-science and Cyberinfrastructure as Drivers for Change; 18: Workflow Processes and Virtual Research Environments; 19: The Semantic Web as a Driver for Change; 20: Mobile Devices as Driver for Change; 21: Archiving and Preservation as Drivers for Change; SOCIAL DRIVERS & THE GOOGLE GENERATION: 22: Findability as a Driver for Change; 23: Web 2.0 and Social Collaboration as Drivers for Change; 24: Trust; 25: Timeline - Emergence of Electronic Publishing; 26: Summary and Recommendations; References; Figures and Tables; Index.