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Summary paper from the Publishing Research Consortium
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- Subject: Summary paper from the Publishing Research Consortium
- From: "Sally Morris" <info@publishingresearch.net>
- Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2007 19:47:19 EDT
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To help the scholarly community better understand and evaluate how open archiving might impact journal subscriptions, the Publishing Research Consortium has released the summary paper 'Self-Archiving and Journal Subscriptions: Co-existence or Competition?'. This paper is a condensed version of the earlier analysis released in November 2006. It looks at librarian purchasing preferences, and concludes that mandating self-archiving within six months or less of publication will undermine the subscription-based peer review journal. The summary paper, together with the original report, is freely available at http://www.publishingresearch.org.uk/. Sally Morris on behalf of the Publishing Research Consortium Email: info@publishingresearch.net Website: www.publishingresearch.org.uk
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