I'm looking for the scholarly journals from different disciplines, which have taken a step forward, from the traditional paper-centric way of publishing, towards semantic enhancements, multimedia inclusion (videos highlighting critical points in the research process, 3D representations of chemical compounds or artworks, audio clips with the author's reflections and interviews, animated simulations or models of ocean currents, tides, temperature and salinity structure etc.), "living mathematics“, “executable articles”, additional formats...If you know such journals/articles, please share a link with me.
https://www.elsevier.com/books-and-journals/enrichments/3D-molecular-models#example
Dear @Jadranka, thanks for sharing your fine question. I will try to get some journals with interactions, multimedia involved,... Give me some time, I will do my best.
In a meantime, let me bring some fine articles published in Nature, about the future of publishing.
"After nearly 400 years in the slow-moving world of print, the scientific publishing industry is suddenly being thrust into a fast-paced online world of cloud computing, crowd sourcing and ubiquitous sharing. Long-established practices are being challenged by new ones – most notably, the open-access, author-pays publishing model. In this special issue, Nature takes a close look at the forces now at work in scientific publishing, and how they may play out over the coming decades..."
"As the former constituents of the article — data, tables, figures, reference lists and so on — fracture and dissolve into the fluid Web, they will leave behind the core of the article: the story. Authors will create these stories like blog posts: lean, fast and heavily reliant on the published tools, data and analyses of the entire community. These stories will carry forward the synthesis and narrative functions of the traditional article. Like all decoupled journal products, they will be openly available, redundantly archived, easily attributable and enveloped in an open network of links, comments, citations, annotations, discussions, saves and other interactions..."
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v495/n7442/full/495437a.html?cookies=accepted
http://www.nature.com/news/specials/scipublishing/index.html?cookies=accepted
https://www.elsevier.com/books-and-journals/enrichments/3D-molecular-models#example
Dear @Jadranka, this is fine meeting regarding your research question about Journals with advanced features. It is about Publishers Summit which is taking place in London, UK, on the 17th & 18th May 2017.
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-The Shift in the Publishers’ Working Culture
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