I'm a grad student. I'm working on a way to turn papers written in latex into a form that's readable online, because having to print everything is so 1990s. I start from the output of latex2html and go from there. For instance, if you hover over a citation, I pop up a bubble showing you links to author homepages, the abstract of the cited paper, download links, etc., even though the latex bibliography didn't specify…
Why not just convert it to a PDF? http://www.msi.umn.edu/software/tex/help/pdf.html
Being able to hover the mouse over a citation and get a hyperlink to the referenced paper, abstract, and homepage would be a huge time saver when doing research. PDF can only give the title of the paper and (if you're lucky) where to find it.