Myth-busting: DOAJ indexes “predatory” journals
This is, of course, a myth. Some people are afraid to use DOAJ because they believe that it lists questionableContinue Reading
This is, of course, a myth. Some people are afraid to use DOAJ because they believe that it lists questionableContinue Reading
DOAJ is very pleased to announce that its Reapplications project, which started in January 2015, is officially complete. Although theContinue Reading
Walt Crawford is prolific! As if his first tranche of mega-analysis wasn’t enough work for him, he has released anContinue Reading
UPDATE (11th May): the list of removed journals is here on the 3rd tab. Today DOAJ will remove approximately 3300 journalsContinue Reading
The extended deadline for journals to reapply for listing in DOAJ closes on Thursday 31 March 2016 at midnight UKContinue Reading
The extended deadline for journal reapplications to DOAJ is fast approaching, but we know that some journals are still toContinue Reading
The time for submitting your reapplications to DOAJ is due to end tomorrow! As some publishers have not yet beenContinue Reading
I need to clarify what being indexed in DOAJ means and how the Seal is related to that, and howContinue Reading
We’re a big fan of the work of the Sustaining Knowledge Commons team. The post below, published yesterday, takes aContinue Reading
Just a reminder that reapplications are open and that you must submit your reapplication(s) before the end of 2015. FailureContinue Reading