Free Journals Grow Amid Ongoing Debate

Jocelyn Kaiser

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Academic Publishing and Open Access Publishing and Scholarly Communication scientometrics and bibliometrics research

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Ten years ago, a few scientists started an ‘open access’ campaign for free journals funded by author fees. Their flagship, the Public Library of Science, is expected to break even soon—but remains controversial.

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