Launching and sustaining a publication
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* [http://works.bepress.com/scott_lyons/5/ Case Study on the Development of the International Journal of Exercise Science]: "This document is a summary case study on the origination, development, marketing and on-going management of this unique research journal." | * [http://works.bepress.com/scott_lyons/5/ Case Study on the Development of the International Journal of Exercise Science]: "This document is a summary case study on the origination, development, marketing and on-going management of this unique research journal." | ||
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- | * Editors of journals might consider joining the [http://www.celj.org/ Council of Editors of Learned Journals] for advice and support from other journal editors. | + | * Editors of journals might consider joining the [http://www.celj.org/ Council of Editors of Learned Journals] for advice and support from other journal editors. There are also discipline-specific groups, such as [http://www.celxj.org/ CELxJ] and [http://lis-editors.org/ LIS-Editors]. |
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Revision as of 22:35, 28 January 2013
- The SPARC Consulting Group provides guidance on business models to learned societies and other nonprofit organizations that want to make a switch to open access. They also provide an Open-access Journal Publishing Resource Index containing advice on new journal planning, governance and editorial issues, marketing and promotion, and more.
- Case Study on the Development of the International Journal of Exercise Science: "This document is a summary case study on the origination, development, marketing and on-going management of this unique research journal."
- MPublishing Marketing Guide
- Editors of journals might consider joining the Council of Editors of Learned Journals for advice and support from other journal editors. There are also discipline-specific groups, such as CELxJ and LIS-Editors.