Societies Research
OnlineOpen, Wileys hybrid open access model, enables authors to make their article fully open in a subscription journal, thus providing choice for authors to publish open access in the journal of their preference. With OnlineOpen, the author, their funding agency, or their institution pays a fee to ensure that the article is made available to non-subscribers immediately on…
Societies
http://www.publishers.org/ 1. Allan and John, can you tell our readers about the main activities of the AAP and particularly its Professional/Scholarly Publishing division? JT: Ill be happy to lead off with information about the PSP division. We have a little over 130 members. What is interesting in the AAP context is the diversity of the…
By
David Nicholson
Vice President & Journals Publishing Director
Societies
The US National Institutes of Health (NIH) has built its PubMed Central (PMC) database into a major information service in medicine and related biosciences. A significant proportion of users downloading articles from the Wiley Online Library come through PMC obviously, we encourage this. However, we have a problem with the NIH mandate that directs…
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Bob Campbell
Senior Publisher
Societies
The US National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced in the summer of 2004 that it would require researchers with NIH funding to deposit their articles in the open-access database PubMedCentral within 6 months of publication. After pressure from academic societies and publishers, this period was extended to 1 year and the “requirement” was diluted to…
Societies
In print publishing, when an article has been found to contain incorrect information, the publisher has generally included an appropriate statement in a subsequent issue of the journal. This is listed in the contents in such a way that it can be picked up by abstracting and indexing services. The publisher would aim to get…