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photo of a magnifying glass lying on the open cover pages of a book dated 1947, the title of which is "Brief Marken Katalog Zumstein"

Dear librarian, is this journal legit?

Categories: Tips and Tricks

photo of a magnifying glass lying on the open cover pages of a book dated 1947, the title of which is "Brief Marken Katalog Zumstein"

One of the most enjoyable questions a librarian can get is something along the lines of “Is this journal that emailed me for real?” And the email usually reads something along the lines of: Respected Sir/Madam Become an integral part of our esteemed community by submitting your manuscript now! Explore our comprehensive author guidelines to […]

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Read & Publish: Springer Nature

Categories: Updates and Changes

People are sitting around a table, some looking at laptops and some looking at tablets. They appear to be in smaller groups, conversing in those groups.

As you’ve seen in our previous post about read and publish agreements, we’re committed to finding ways to make our subscriptions work for as many of our affiliated employees and students as possible. These days, that often means working out “transformative agreements” with publishers, so we can help increase open access publishing options for SMHS […]

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Read and Publish Agreements

Categories: Resources

Person sitting on a wooden floor, knees up. They are holding a messy stack of journals on their knees.

A couple weeks ago, we shared a post about the publishing industry and open access. The post pointed out the huge profit margins of major journal publishing firms and highlighted several library-led initiatives to counter the cycle of paying the researcher and paying to get the research. Another of the ways in which academic libraries […]