Making sense of a permanent revolution: an introduction By the Editors
	Special issue overview: The things that change, and the things that endure By Tom Goldstein
	The Dickensian Memex; or, the 19th-century roots of hypertext By Steven Johnson
	Hypertext and the limits of interactivity By Ursula K. Heise
	New technology for old writing By Roger Bagnall
	Will online books have a role in our lives? By Mary Summerfield
	New media go to school By Joan Lippert
	Does the past have a future? By G. Beato
	The newspaper of the future By Maury M. Breecher
	Words and meaning in the age of images By David Sterritt
	Texts and artifacts in the electronic era By G. Thomas Tanselle
	Media after McLuhan: active extensions of the mind By James Carey

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