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Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) [PDF]
, 2008 The Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) is the world’s most authoritative list of scholarly, peer-reviewed, fully open access journals, and a “must” for libraries of all types.
Morrison, Heather
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, 2008 The following journals were added to the Directory of Open Access Journals in the past week (or so). Hellenic Open University Journal of Informatics (subject: computer science; in English / Greek; published by Hellenic Open University; start year: 2007) Kritike : An Online Journal of Philosophy (subject: philosophy; in English; published by kritike.org;
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Das DOAJ und seine Qualitätssicherung
, 2014 Ben Kaden erörtert: http://libreas.wordpress.com/2014/08/14/doaj Dort natürlich übergangen wird meine vergleichsweise dichte und kritische Berichterstattung zum DOAJ, die natürlich als Ergebnis einer Suchfunktion ohnehin nicht in das mentale Raster der ...
Klaus Graf
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, 2008 The new titles page at the Directory of Open Access Journals now allows users to sort the list by date added or journal name, and to view only the titles added between a given pair of dates. This will make it much easier to track the growth of the index, track the growth of OA journals overall, and spread the word about new titles.
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Trends in Scholarly PublishingOpen access (OA) publishing has transformed global scholarly communication by promoting unrestricted access to research outputs. Among its models, Gold and Diamond OA journals play a vital role in enhancing knowledge dissemination and ensuring equitable ...
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DOAJ and EZB: Working together for more visibility of information on publishing. In: DOAJ Blog
This blog post describes how the exchange of open metadata between DOAJ and EZB promotes open access and improves the transparency of publication costs. The open access publishing landscape is becoming increasingly complex.
Sippl, Colin +2 more
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, 2008 Heather Morrison, Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ), <em> Charleston Advisor </em> , January 2008. A review. From the conclusion: <b> Update </b> . A self-archived copy of the article is on deposit at E-LIS.
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, 2007 The Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) has launched a membership program. See today's press release. From the site: PS: I said it and I meant it. We need the DOAJ. Please ask your institution to help.
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, 2008 Tom Hill, An interview with DOAJ, Libertas Academica blog, August 21, 2008.
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