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<div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj0tbhfn0p4wbJn0EPqwCLQ-ZwniPWnwnQeocmwaqPsEss-ecOgclyHQaSvyvu_-zggEzyp_3JAopfG7UJtAm7GfsL6pOTVMVzVThaIIkg7-7z8WCydFpJPCkjF6Vw4q8dRcViS-nZj3fU/s1600/jstor_logo.jpeg" imageanchor="1" style="clear: right; float: right; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-left: 1em;"><img border="0" height="320" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj0tbhfn0p4wbJn0EPqwCLQ-ZwniPWnwnQeocmwaqPsEss-ecOgclyHQaSvyvu_-zggEzyp_3JAopfG7UJtAm7GfsL6pOTVMVzVThaIIkg7-7z8WCydFpJPCkjF6Vw4q8dRcViS-nZj3fU/s320/jstor_logo.jpeg" width="251" /></a></div>This morning, I searched for an article about autism on JSTOR, the online database of academic journals. I have a child on the autistic spectrum, and I like to be aware of the latest research on the topic. I could not access any of the first 200 articles that contained the word "autism." That's because, for the most part, only individuals with a college ID card can read academic journal articles. Everyone else, including journalists, non-affiliated scholars, think tanks and curious individuals, must pay a substantial fee per article, if the articles are available at all.  I later found one article that was available for $38. I'm not sure why one twelve page article costs $38. It takes me about eight minutes to scan a twelve page article. The researcher receives no royalties. Why does it cost so much to read one article?  The answer lies in the antiquated system of academic publishing. <a href="http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2012/01/locked-in-the-ivory-tower-why-jstor-imprisons-academic-research/251649/" target="_blank">Click here to read this article from The Atlantic </a>

Locked in the Ivory Tower: Why JSTOR Imprisons Academic Research

This morning, I searched for an article about autism on JSTOR, the online database of academic journals. I have a child on the autistic spec...

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<div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhPc_aqUkhbmeBiKSQ16HJRIU8y6V10zl4QzarFiqgQ2KxPRpu0IKRMA9jJw8yJ8qbt_fbZg4UrD1A_ligoJrbTP-kbADXTBg0eh82Au9BxnIOs36o7_nUB_SpKzYGEWiaWv1h1RpYAxIA/s1600/maney.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="clear: right; float: right; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-left: 1em;"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhPc_aqUkhbmeBiKSQ16HJRIU8y6V10zl4QzarFiqgQ2KxPRpu0IKRMA9jJw8yJ8qbt_fbZg4UrD1A_ligoJrbTP-kbADXTBg0eh82Au9BxnIOs36o7_nUB_SpKzYGEWiaWv1h1RpYAxIA/s1600/maney.jpg" /></a></div>Extending a business relationship that has endured for many years, Oxbow will transfer its journal publishing operation to Maney Publishing effective from 2013. Primarily a publisher of books, Oxbow Books is a publisher, distributor and retail bookseller for everything on archaeology, prehistory, the Classical world, the Middle Ages, Egyptology, Near Eastern studies, and related environmental and heritage topics. Maney benefits from Oxbow’s reach to core markets for the books and series it publishes on behalf of the Palestine Exploration Fund and the British Archaeological Association. Recognising Maney’s success in building an international portfolio of journals, Oxbow Books is pleased to license to Maney its three journals Landscapes, the Journal of Wetland Archaeology and Childhood in the Past so that they achieve full exposure to a global, institutional library market and can be sold flexibly within the MORE (Maney Online Research E-journal) Archaeology & Heritage and History collections. Both companies have grown as a result of collaborative and cooperative business models, working with societies, professional organisations and institutes to provide a viable route to market. The move of Oxbow’s journals to Maney seals a partnership which both sides warmly welcome. Maney‘s Publishing Manager for Humanities, Liz Rosindale, is pleased that these journals will join the fold because “apart from fitting our profile so well, enabling us to present more excellent scholarship to archaeologists and those involved in the heritage sector, we are delighted to extend our working relationship in a new venture with our friends at Oxbow”. Oxbow’s Publishing Director, Clare Litt, is delighted with the new arrangements as "Maney has great strengths in journal publishing and a wealth of experience that will benefit our journals, enabling their subscriptions and profile to grow and we welcome the opportunity to work closely with Maney to our mutual benefit." For more information about these titles visit <a href="http://www.maneypublishing.com/">www.maneypublishing.com</a>

Maney Publishing and Oxbow Books form journal publishing partnership

Extending a business relationship that has endured for many years, Oxbow will transfer its journal publishing operation to Maney Publishing ...

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