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Scholarly Publishing Practice
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- Date: Mon, 21 Jul 2003 17:22:46 EDT
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Scholarly Publishing Practice: the ALPSP report on academic journal publishers' policies and practices in online publishing is now available ALPSP has carried out a major new study of the policies and practices of 275 international academic journal publishers, both not-for-profit and commercial (with a remarkable 66% response rate, including all of the major publishers). The findings provide hard evidence to counter some of the criticism from both, within the academic community and in some government circles. See `What's New' on the ALPSP website http://www.alpsp.org/default.htm John Cox and Laura Cox, John Cox Associates, ISBN: 0-907341-24-1 Publication: June 2003 An executive summary of the report is available online at <http://www.alpsp.org/news/sppsummary0603.pdf> To receive a copy of the full report you can purchase online at <http://www.alpsp.org/form/sppform.htm> Suzy Fotheringham Marketing Coordinator Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers Tel: +44 (0) 20 8351 1658 E-mail: members@alpsp.org ALPSP Website: www.alpsp.org
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