The importance of cc:license tagging
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In the past, hybrid journals (where some articles are Open Access (OA) and others are not) were often dismissed as a temporary entity, something which would fall to the wayside in favour of purely open access (gold OA) or subscription journals. However, no matter how OA is being…
Systematic identification of OA articles from hybrid journals
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JournalTOCs is pleased to announce that the automated identification of Open Access (OA) articles from hybrid journals has started to work today
This is a highly important development in the efforts being made towards enabling systematic and easy identification of Open Access articles for…
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Alerting OA accessibility using available bibliographic metadata standards
Forward thinking publishers have started to include in their Table of Contents (TOC) RSS feed metadata, elements that describe the copyright and access rights associated with an OA article. Being able to identify the accessibility of an article becomes even more important when…
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How to filter journals based on Open Access licensing conditions
Yesterday I found this post by Tony Hirst where he reported that unfortunately JournalTOCs didn’t include metadata that identifies whether a journal is Open Access or not. In fact he pointed out that he couldn’t find a service that returns a simplistic “yes/no” response to…
Are OA journals frightened of TOC RSS feeds?
Today, Roddy MacLeod tells us that he has added 25 Open Access (OA) journals to JournalTOCs recently. These new journals will increase the number of OA journals in JournalTOCs. Although finding and uploading individual OA journals is not a sustainable model for us, the work of Roddy…