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A colleague informed me of the following interesting news from BMJ: http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/336/7659/14... />
Basically BMJ will be presenting articles continuously as they become available. At first this sounds ho hum, not a big deal. But then I got to thinking about it and I think this turn of events is significant. One of the [...] ... Continue reading »
Basically BMJ will be presenting articles continuously as they become available. At first this sounds ho hum, not a big deal. But then I got to thinking about it and I think this turn of events is significant. One of the [...] ... Continue reading »
11 months ago
Other than BMJ's high profile, what makes BMJ's change interesting is that there's a print journal--and it's becoming a selection of BMJ's published articles rather than the totality. Assuming nobody tries to make a branding distinction between "accepted but not part of the print record" and "part of the print record" this strikes me as a useful innovation.
[I'm in the process of building a cluster on open access at the PALINET Leadership Network, so I've been thinking about this more than usual.]
11 months ago
approach. And more.