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danbrockington.com
This blog concludes two previous blogs on MDPI's recent growth, and a survey of people's experience of working with them. It should also be read in conjunction with Paolo Crosetto's recent exploration of MDPI's growth The meteoric growth of MDPI is one of the recent surprises of academic publishing and part of a broader shift... |
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www.distributedresearch.net
This is the problem: Academic research findings are currently distributed mainly in expensive journals and publications. These are hard to find with restricted access and either unavailable online or only accessible by subscription via another expensive paywall. Often the source data is omitted. This reduces the number and type of people who can benefit from [...] |
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osc.centerforopenscience.org
[AI summary] An article discusses the issues with peer-reviewed Open Access journals, citing John Bohannon's sting operation and the controversy surrounding its methodology and conclusions. |
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www.ensafh.nl
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