Hundreds of Articles Disappear as Publisher Changes Model from Open Access to Toll Access

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The publisher EUROJOURNALS has apparently decided to change its publishing model from open access to toll access. This Seychelles-based publisher — which...

Plagiarism in the “Journal of Sports Medicine & Doping Studies”

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The editor of the Journal of Sports Medicine & Doping Studies, Senthil P. Kumar, wrote an editorial in the journal that contains passages that appeared in...

Don’t Use PubMed as a Journal Whitelist

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PubMed is not MEDLINE. I recommend against using PubMed as a list of quality journals for the purposes of finding...

Two More Unneeded, Open-Access Publishers Recently Appeared

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In my previous blog post, I described three brand-new open-access publishers. Here are two additional new OA publishers that I’ve...

Japanese Open-Access Journal is a Joke

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I don’t see too many questionable open-access journals that originate in Japan, but here’s one, the Journal of Physical Therapy Science....

Canadian Publisher Has Open-Access “Evil Twin”

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Ontario-based Andrew John Publishing Inc. has two websites, one for its subscription journals and print monographs, and a secretive new one that also includes...

Wacky Open-Access Publisher Launches with 61 New Journals

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Another pay-to-publish, open-access publisher has appeared: Lawarence Press. Based in Delhi, India, the press is named after the street its...

David Publishing Company, a Massive Spammer from China

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David Publishing Company is among the most annoying scholarly open-access publishers. It incessantly spams pretty much everyone in higher education, medicine,...

Obituary for an Open Access Journal

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In the wake of the open-access movement, many new open-access journals have been launched. Often these journals have been started...

Fake ISI Aims to Trick the Scholarly Community

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I recently learned of an impostor website for Journal Citation Reports, the product marketed by Thomson Reuters, and the successor of the Institute...

The USA Education System Explained for International Students

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The education system in the U.S. is well structured and adaptable. It is divided into three broad levels: primary, secondary, and post-secondary. International students must...