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ORCIDLearned Publishing, Volume 24
Volume 24, Number 1, January 2011
- Alan Singleton:
Scholarly communication - can we have our name back? 3-4 - Nikki Osborne:
Reporting animal research - worthy of a rethink? 5-7 - Charlie Rapple
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Researching and implementing a new tiered pricing model. 9-13 - David Nicholas, Ian Rowlands, Peter Williams:
E-journals, researchers - and the new librarians. 15-27 - James Hartley:
Write when you can and submit when you are ready! 29-32 - Shaul Shalvi, Matthijs Baas, Michel J. J. Handgraaf, Carsten K. W. De Dreu:
When should we submit our papers? Reply to Hartley. 33-34 - Eefke Smit, Jeffrey R. van der Hoeven, David Giaretta:
Avoiding a Digital Dark Age for data: why publishers should care about digital preservation. 35-49 - Cliff Morgan:
Understanding the Creative Commons licence. 51-53 - Lawrence Souder:
The ethics of scholarly peer review: a review of the literature. 55-72 - Sanford G. Thatcher:
The Subversive Copy Editor: Advice from Chicago (Or, How to Negotiate Good Relationships with Your Writers, Your Colleagues, and Yourself). 75-76 - Pippa Smart:
Bookmakers: British Publishing in the Twentieth Century. 76-77 - Pippa Smart:
Scholarly Communication in Library and Information Sciences: The Impact of Open Access Journals and e-Journals on a Changing Scenario. 77-78
Volume 24, Number 2, April 2011
- Diane Scott-Lichter:
Publication ethics: prevention, screening, and treatment. 84-85 - Carol Anne Meyer:
Distinguishing published scholarly content with CrossMark. 87-93 - Jufang Shao, Huiyun Shen:
The outflow of academic papers from China: why is it happening and can it be stemmed? 95-97 - Hailey Mooney:
Citing data sources in the social sciences: do authors do it? 99-108 - Chris Cradock, Paul Meehan, Paul Needham:
JUSP in time: a partnership approach to developing a journal usage statistics portal. 109-114 - Laura Cox:
Librarians' use of usage statistics for journals and e-books. 115-121 - Carol Tenopir, Suzie Allard, Benjamin J. Bates, Kenneth J. Levine, Donald W. King, Ben Birch, Regina Mays, Chris K. Caldwell:
Perceived value of scholarly articles. 123-132 - Stephen C. Hubbard, Marie E. McVeigh:
Casting a wide net: the Journal Impact Factor numerator. 133-137 - Alexander Kuznetsov, Irina Razumova:
Selling to the BRIC - Russia: scholarly e-products and the Russian market. 139-144 - S. A. Sanni, A. N. Zainab:
Evaluating the influence of a medical journal using Google Scholar. 145-154 - Louise Fuller:
The craft of scientific communication. 155-156 - Angus Phillips:
Scientific Publishing: From Vanity to Strategy. 156-157 - Sanford G. Thatcher:
PA Guide to Going Digital. 157-158 - Martin Woodhead:
Clark's Publishing Agreements: A Book of Precedents. 158-159
Volume 24, Number 3, July 2011
- Alan Singleton:
The pain of rejection. 162-163 - Erin M. Macri, Karim M. Khan:
Single-blind peer review: an appropriate compromise between two ideals? 164-165 - David L. Vaux:
Double blind review. 165-167 - Robert Campbell, Alice Meadows:
Scholarly journal publishing: where do we go from here? 171-181 - Ian Rowlands, David Nicholas, Bill Russell, Nicholas Canty, Anthony Watkinson:
Social media use in the research workflow. 183-195 - Peter Barron:
The library of the future: Google's vision for books. 197-201 - MacKenzie Smith:
Communicating with data: new roles for scientists, publishers and librarians. 203-205 - Steve Pettifer, Philip McDermott, James Marsh, David Thorne, Alice Villéger, Terri K. Attwood:
Ceci n'est pas un hamburger: modelling and representing the scholarly article. 207-220 - Linda Bennett:
Ten years of e-books: a review. 222-229 - Fay Ling:
Improving peer review: increasing reviewer participation. 231-233 - Alexis Rendell-Dunn:
Abstracts and Abstracting. A Genre and Set of Skills for the Twenty-first Century. 235 - Richard Balkwill:
Access to Knowledge in Africa: The Role of Copyright. 236-237 - Charlie Rapple:
The Professionals' Guide to Publishing: A Practical Introduction to Working in the Publishing Industry. 237-238 - Pippa Smart:
Peer Review in Academic Promotion and Publishing: Its Meaning, Locus and Future. 238-239
Volume 24, Number 4, October 2011
- Diane Scott-Lichter:
Got content, get attention. 245-246 - Michael Jubb, Joel Cook, Daniel Hulls, David Jones, Mark Ware:
Costs, risks and benefits in improving access to journal articles. 247-259 - David Myers:
Selling to the BRIC: Brazil - an awakening tiger. 261-265 - Julia M. Wallace:
PEER: green open access - insight and evidence. 267-277 - Peter T. Shepherd:
PIRUS2: individual article usage statistics - developing a practical, global standard. 279-286 - Philip M. Davis:
Do discounted journal access programs help researchers in sub-Saharan Africa? A bibliometric analysis. 287-298 - Xiaojun He, Zhen-ying Chen:
Profit or access: which is more important for Chinese medical journals? 299-302 - Fereshteh Didegah, Ali Gazni:
The extent of concentration in journal publishing. 303-310 - Chris Armbruster:
Open access policy implementation: first results compared. 311-324 - Lutz Bornmann, Hans-Dieter Daniel:
Seasonal bias in editorial decisions? A study using data from chemistry. 325-328 - Anji Pratap:
Publishing Law. 331-332 - Cindy Clark:
E-books in Libraries: A Practical Guide/The 2011 Guide to Free or Nearly-Free e-Books. 332-334
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