Sentences with phrase «journal subscriptions if»

They warned of cancelled journal subscriptions if articles were freely available, even after a 12 - month embargo.

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If you are a librarian, please use our form to request a trial subscription for any of our journals.

So if you know of a teenager with a passion for science and technology, a subscription to this journal might just be the last - minute stocking stuffer you were looking for this Christmas.

If funding agencies denied use of their overheads for payment of journal subscriptions, for example, the university community would be confronted with a real debate on how to [publish research within] their budget.

If you have a puppy you should also have a subscription to The Whole Dog Journal.

Some of the most crucial journals are no longer available in paper; if you don't have a multi-hundred-dollar-a-year subscription, you're SOL.

If you're not an Oil & Gas Journal subscriber, start a subscription and gain access to the subscriber areas of OGJ Online now.

And yes, the journals could get more if they dropped the individual article cost, OTOH their goal is to maximize revenue which mostly comes from library subscriptions.

If you also want to go into journal reading, then check out the Family Law Journal, both lexisnexis / westlaw subscriptions should allow access to that journal reading, then check out the Family Law Journal, both lexisnexis / westlaw subscriptions should allow access to that Journal, both lexisnexis / westlaw subscriptions should allow access to that journaljournal

The second part holds that if given the choice between continuing to pay a journal's subscription fee, or paying the same amount to make that journal open access, the libraries will opt for open access (given their record of support for open access).

That will provide immediate OA; and if and when universal Green OA should go on to make subscriptions unsustainable (because users are satisfied with just the Green OA versions) that will in turn induce journals to cut costs (print edition, online edition, access - provision, archiving), downsize to just providing the service of peer review, and convert to the Gold OA cost - recovery model; meanwhile, the subscription cancellations will have released the funds to pay these residual service costs.

If for whatever reason (journal reputation foremost of all) you choose to publish in a subscription journal with a hybrid model, don't pay the APC.

The amount of OA content thus makes not a lick of difference in the pricing of the subscription — and if the journal is part of the Big Deal, it makes even less of a difference.

What if a law faculty set up a peer - reviewed electronic journal and covered the cost of production with a moderate subscription rate?