The Journalology newsletter helps editors and publishing professionals keep up to date with scholarly publishing, and guides them on how to build influential scholarly journals.
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The Journalology newsletter helps editors and publishing professionals keep up to date with scholarly publishing, and guides them on how to build influential scholarly journals.
Subscribe to newsletter Hello fellow journalologists, I tend to write these newsletters quickly and sometimes I make a mistake. Last week I said: Pablo Gómez Barreiro’s commentary was published on March 23 and presumably hadn’t been seen by Stefan Tochev, the MDPI CEO, by the time he published his latest newsletter on April 30, which used the original graphs. Somehow I missed this sentence from Stefan’s newsletter: An alternative approach, using weighted average by publication volume, shows...
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Subscribe to newsletter Hello fellow journalologists, There’s two weeks’ worth of news to catch up on, as I was on vacation with my family over Easter. So I’ve adopted the same format as the previous issue, primarily to make this newsletter as concise as possible. As before, the text that follows has been pasted from news sources and is not my own. I’ve mixed in a few opinion pieces that I enjoyed and grouped similar topics (research integrity, AI etc.) together. But first, I hope you’ll...