Monthly Archives: November 2017

Openness of non-Elsevier references

Posted on November 28, 2017 by David Shotton

For completeness, this post, also based on analyses performed by Daniel Ecer of eLife (d.ecer@elifesciences.org) on data he downloaded from Crossref in September 2017 (Ecer, 2017), complements the two preceding posts, and details the openness of references from scholarly publishers other … Continue reading →

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Elsevier references dominate those that are not open at Crossref

Posted on November 24, 2017 by David Shotton

Yesterday (November 23rd 2017) I was working with Daniel Ecer of eLife (d.ecer@elifesciences.org) to dig some hard facts out of the analyses he undertook on data he downloaded from Crossref in September 2017 (Ecer, 2017).  Because of its dominant position in … Continue reading →

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Milestone for I4OC – open references at Crossref exceed 50%

Posted on November 24, 2017 by David Shotton

Yesterday (November 23rd 2017) I was working with Daniel Ecer of eLife (d.ecer@elifesciences.org) to dig some hard facts out of the analyses he undertook on data he downloaded from Crossref in September 2017 (Ecer, 2017).  In this, the first of … Continue reading →

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