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Document Type
Article
Date of this Version
3-2015
Citation
Published by International Association of Scientific, Technical and Medical Publishers Prins Willem Alexanderhof 5, The Hague, 2595BE, The Netherlands
Abstract
Contents
Executive summary ● Scholarly communication ● The research cycle ● Types of scholarly communication ● Changes in scholarly communication system ● The journal ● What is a journal? ● The journals publishing cycle ● Sales channels and models ● Journal economics and market size ● Journal and articles numbers and trends ● Global trends in scientific output ● Authors and readers ● Publishers ● Peer review. ● Reading patterns ● Disciplinary differences ● Citations and the Impact Factor ● Costs of journal publishing ● Authors’ behaviour, perceptions and attitudes ● Publishing ethics ● Copyright and licensing ● Long term preservation ● TRANSFER code ● Researchers’ access to journals ● Open access ● Drivers of open access ● Open access business models ● Types of open access journal ● Delayed open access ● Open access via self-archiving ("Green" OA) ● Other open access variants ● SCOAP3 ● Open access to scholarly books ● Public access ● System-wide and economic perspectives ● Other developments in open access ● Transition and sustainability issues ● Effect of self-archiving on journals. ● Open access impacts on use ● New developments in scholarly communication ● “Science 2.0” or "Open Science" ● FORCE11 and “Science in Transition” ● Publishing platforms and APIs ● Social media ● Mobile access and apps ● Research data ● Semantic web and semantic enrichment ● New article formats and features. ● Text and data mining ● Reproducibility ● Big data & analytics ● Identity and disambiguation ● Research management and analytics ● FundRef ● Library publishing ● Open Annotation ● Learned societies ● Author services and tools ● Collaborative writing and sharing tools ● Open notebook science ● Conclusions ● Information sources ● Publisher organisations ● Global statistics and trends ● Open access ● Publishing industry research and analysis ● References
180pp
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© 2015 STM: International Association of Scientific, Technical and Medical Publishers