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Title: SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT.
Authors: Brantley, Peter
Source: Publishers Weekly. 6/11/2012, Vol. 259 Issue 24, p20-24. 4p.
Subject Terms: *Scholarly publishing, *Scholarly peer review, Business models
People: Binfield, Peter
Abstract: The article presents an interview with Peter Binfield, the co-founder of scholarly publishing service PeerJ. Topics include open source academic publishing, a PeerJ business model that generates sustainable revenue, and open peer review. According to the article, PeerJ will adhere to traditional publishing standards by assigning articles identification numbers and cross referencing.
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