Online journal sites
Why publish online?
- As authors, researchers need access to the largest possible audience to disseminate their results; as readers, they need wide access to the relevant literature
- No publishing time lag: an article can be published on the journal website as soon as it has been accepted and prepared for publication
- Faster dissemination of scientific information – peer review, editorial, production work and distribution is all electronic
- Letters to the editor and article discussions can be created online and linked to the articles, increasing interactivity and journal community
- Helpful linking to online information, such as links between reference citations and article abstracts, and between references to material and the sites of origin
- No space or length limitations of text
More than a simple website
- You can conduct extensive searches across the full text of many our journals
- Submit comments on published articles
- Use references and external linking to go to other sites
- Reach this site from a variety of others, such as PubMed, using external links
- We have a good ranking with search engines, so people can find your site quickly and easily
- We use metatags (such as DC metadata), user statistics (similar to COUNTER code), site structure (such as OpenURL), and multiple mirroring, for example archiving at open access compliant servers
Enhanced features
- Mobile / hand-held device optimization
- Linking from sites such as PubMed, DOAJ and CrossRef
- Citation tracking and citation alerts
- Linking for bacterial species names and eponyms
- Revenue generation from AdSense and through sales via secondary aggregating agencies, ALJC, and so on
- Provision of online data to bibliographic agencies such as; PubMed, ISI, CABI, SCOPUS, and DOAJ