Here is a self-referential example of opposition to new ideas in the Internet era:
http://www.scientificjournals.org/misinformation_campaigns.htm There is opposition to the use of Internet itself for peer-reviewed open source scientific journals. For the usual reason: money. QUOTES: Some traditional publishers and a few of their misguided allies in the academia as well as a few spin-doctors in the media are engaged in misinformation campaigns against open access journals. . . . "Recently, I came to know about the lies and smear campaigns against various open access journals. Such misinformation campaigns are baseless, unethical and disgraceful. I wish SJI all the best and encourage all open access journals to fight hard against such baseless smear campaigns." -- Dr. Sunil Kumar Joshi, Asst. Professor of Community Medicine, Kathmandu Medical College, Nepal. (Lots more quotes.) - Jed
