Tag: Peer review

• Elsevier tweaks custom pub rules :The Scientist [4th June 2009]

  Image via Wikipedia An editor did tell me this story didn’t have anything to do with journalism, but in the age of self-publishing, blogging, and all kinds of publishing operations that the growing number of out of work journalists will find themselves considering working for, comes the tale of the Elsevier. An academic and medical…

  Barbara Iverson

  June 5, 2009

  News biz

  Academic journal, Elsevier, Journals, Peer review, Pharmaceutical industry, Publishing

• Science Commons Wants Data to Be Free – O’Reilly Radar

  Science Commons is a very powerful concept. Journalists might report about it, and it would surely benefit journalists and the public they serve. When I was in grad school, they told us that each of our painstakingly written and researched, peer-reviewed paper would be read by an average of 4 people, reviewers excluded. For important…

  Barbara Iverson

  February 23, 2009

  Uncategorized

  Creative Commons, evaluation research, New Roles for Journalists, open government act, Peer review, Policy, public policy, Research, science commons, Science in Society