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ORCIDLearned Publishing, Volume 25
Volume 25, Number 1, January 2012
- Alan Singleton:
Should we forgive them if they know not what they do? 3-5 - Sergio Sismondo
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Medical publishing and the drug industry: is medical science for sale? 7-15 - Melinda Kenneway, Charlie Rapple:
Integrating social media in the marketing mix: the case of Best Practice. 17-20 - Ed McCoyd:
Online piracy of publishers' content: a primer. 21-28 - Amy Brand:
Beyond mandate and repository, toward sustainable faculty self-archiving. 29-34 - Eefke Smit, Maurits van der Graaf:
Journal article mining: the scholarly publishers' perspective. 35-46 - Krzysztof Janowicz, Pascal Hitzler:
Open and transparent: the review process of the Semantic Web journal. 48-55 - Yanping Lu:
Learning to be confident and capable journal reviewers: an Australian perspective. 56-61 - Jie Xu, Matthias Wahls:
The scholarly publishing industry in China: overview and opportunities. 63-74 - Huw Alexander:
Access-Right: The Future of Digital Copyright Law. 75-76 - Ann Shumelda Okerson:
Open Access: What You Need to Know Now. 76-77 - Cindy Clark:
A Librarian's Guide on How to Publish Srećko Jelušić and Ivanka Stričević. 78 - Ann Okerson:
Weaving Libraries into the Web: OCLC 1998-2008. 78-79
Volume 25, Number 2, April 2012
- Diane Scott-Lichter:
Authorship disputes: me first, me equally, me too, not me. 83-85 - Alison Mitchell, Elizabeth L. Winter:
Project Transfer comes of age? 87-92 - David Nicholas, David J. Clark:
'Reading' in the digital environment. 93-98 - Carl Leubsdorf Jr.:
Annotum: launching a peer-reviewed journal online for free. 99-106 - Stephen Pinfield, Christine Middleton:
Open access central funds in UK universities. 107-116 - Adrian Stanley:
Selling to the BRIC: China - understanding and improving your footprint. 119-129 - Bo-Christer Björk, David J. Solomon:
Pricing principles used by scholarly open access publishers. 132-137 - Brian Owen, Kevin Stranack:
The Public Knowledge Project and Open Journal Systems: open source options for small publishers. 138-144 - Michael Schreiber:
Seasonal bias in editorial decisions for a physics journal: you should write when you like, but submit in July. 145-151 - Frank-Thorsten Krell:
Academic publishers' time-loop: another mechanism to manipulate impact factors? 153-154 - Joseph J. Esposito:
Patron-driven Acquisitions: History and Best Practices. 155-156 - Joss Saunders:
Moral Rights: Principles, Practice and New Technology. 156-157 - Anji Clarke:
Digital Media Contracts. 157-158
Volume 25, Number 3, July 2012
- Alan Singleton:
Content, context? No contest . . . probably. 163-165 - Kurt Paulus:
ALPSP: bring on the half century! 167-174 - David J. Kavanagh, Paul Phillips:
Scrazzl: Semantic Technology for Evaluating Research Tools and Products in Scholarly Literature. 175-181 - Simon Thomson, Robert Kurn:
Open Access Key: a new system for managing author publication payments. 182-187 - Alice Meadows, Robert Campbell, Keith Webster:
The access question. 189-193 - David Nicholas, Ian Rowlands, Anthony Watkinson, David Brown, Hamid R. Jamali M.:
Digital repositories ten years on: what do scientific researchers think of them and how do they use them? 195-206 - Sharon Mathelus, Ginny Pittman, Jill Yablonski-Crepeau:
Promotion of research articles to the lay press: a summary of a three-year project. 207-212 - Rakesh Malik:
Selling to the BRIC: the background to the scholarly publishing market in India. 213-218 - Xiaojun He, Zhen-ying Chen, Hui-Yun Shen:
Chinese scientific journals: how they can survive. 219-224 - Sally Sellwood:
Editorial processing: to outsource or not? 225-229 - Philippe C. Baveye:
Wanted: a 'Reviewer Effectiveness Index'. 232-234 - Anji Clarke:
Copyright Law for Writers, Editors and Publishers. 235-236 - Martin Woodhead:
Publishing: Principles & Practice. 236 - Sylwia B. Ufnalska:
Berkshire Manual of Style for International Publishing. 237-238 - Stephen K. Donovan:
Writing Successful Academic Books. 238 - Norm Hirschy:
The Essential Journal of Scholarly Publishing: Critical Insights Into the World of Scholarly Publishing, Volume 1: University Presses. 238-239
Volume 25, Number 4, October 2012
- Diane Scott-Lichter:
New journal selection by A&Is - still valuable after all these years. 245-246 - Thad McIlroy:
Ebook formats are a mess - here's why. 247-250 - Charlie Rapple:
Getting mobile right: start with who and why, not what and how. 252-257 - Laurel L. Haak, Martin Fenner, Laura Paglione, Ed Pentz, Howard Ratner:
ORCID: a system to uniquely identify researchers. 259-264 - Xiangyi Zhang:
Effect of reviewer's origin on peer review: China vs. non-China. 265-270 - Cherifa Boukacem-Zeghmouri, Joachim Schöpfel:
Statistics usage by French academic libraries: a survey. 271-278 - Carol Tenopir, Rachel Volentine, Donald W. King:
Article and book reading patterns of scholars: findings for publishers. 279-291 - Yuehong Zhang, Xiaoyan Jia:
A survey on the use of CrossCheck for detecting plagiarism in journal articles. 292-307 - Daniel Berhane, David Payne:
A new bmj.com: now with added Drupal. 308-315 - David Nicholas:
Information Users and Usability in the Digital Age; Interactive Information Seeking, Behaviour and Retrieval. 316-317 - Pippa Smart:
Books: A Living History. 317-318
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