Copyright and Licensing – Part 4
This is the fourth post in a series, by our Editor-in-Chief Tom Olijhoek, which focusses on the details of copyrightContinue Reading
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Copyright and Licensing – Part 3
In 2016, we published 2 blog posts on copyright and licensing: Part1 and Part 2. In these posts we explained andContinue Reading
Copyright and Licensing – Part 2
Two weeks ago, I published Part 1 in our copyright and licensing series. Here is Part 2, a guest postContinue Reading
Copyright and Licensing – Part 1
Copyright and Licensing. Not always compatible and yet we see these two thrown together in incompatible ways all the time.Continue Reading
Twenty years supporting open, global and trusted research
It’s our birthday! Today marks 20 years since the Directory of Open Access Journals started our two-decade journey – buildingContinue Reading
Revised principles of transparency and best practice released
September 15, 2022 – Revised Principles of Transparency and Best Practice in Scholarly Publishing have been released by four keyContinue Reading
DOAJ in 2020 and beyond – a closer look
Open access has become more important than ever – last year, as the COVID-19 pandemic spread, greater numbers of peopleContinue Reading
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DOAJ’s Basic criteria – updated and rewritten in plain English
We are rewriting our website in plain English so that it is easy for our users, especially publishers, to understandContinue Reading
What’s in a “NAME”? A study of African and Arab journals in the DOAJ
This is a guest post by Souheil Houissa, editor of the North Africa & Middle East (NAME) group, and long-servingContinue Reading
DOAJ, Independence and the Importance of Impartiality
DOAJ receives regularly questions and, sometimes, complaints from libraries, library consortia and other academic institutions about the role which publishers—byContinue Reading
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