and prohibits the necessary bypassing of access control mechanisms to facilitate a transfer." Increasingly, institutions are more interested in subscribing to digital versions of journals, something observed as some scholarly journals have unbundled their print and electronic editions and allowed for separate subscription; these trends have created questions about the economic sustainability of print publication. Major journals such as the American Chemical Society have made significant changes to their print editions in order to cut costs, and many others predict an exclusively digital future. The increasing subscription prices and predatory practices of scholarly journals, however, provided impetus for the Open Access Movement, which advocates for free, unrestricted access to scholarly papers. See also Digital artifactual value Digital curation Legal deposit National edeposit, Australia's system for depositing, storing and managing all born-digital documents published in Australia Virtual artifact References Library science terminology Academic publishing Publishing Digital media Records management