Reflecting on the publishers we have featured
On out Twitter feed we have looked at various publishers. Looking back, what reflections do we have?
On out Twitter feed we have looked at various publishers. Looking back, what reflections do we have?
We recently came across a book by Jingfeng Xia titled “Predatory Publishing.” We have not had sight of the book but we wondered whether anybody has read it and what they think of it?
A journal that is indexed by Scope Database appears to give the impression that it is indexed by Scopus, whereas the coverage has been discontinued. Is this an example of malpractice?
We look ay the claimed CiteScores from the 77 journals that are published by Walsh Medical Media. We do not believe that their CiteScores are correct.
In May 2020, Kyle Siler said that there is no agreed definition of predatory publishing.
Although this article was written almost two and a half years ago, is this still true today?
You might think that getting your papers reviewed quickly is a good thing, but is it?
TEQSA recently tweeted an A-Z of Predatory Publishing. We give our views on the “P is for Peer Review” entry.
We have previously written about why scholars are willing to publish in predatory journals. These are our personal views.
TEQSA recently tweeted an A-Z of Predatory Publishing. We take a closer look at this infographic.
We ran a Twitter poll asking who should pay the Article Processing Charges for an article. We share the results in this article.