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American Research Journals Inc., is maintaining 18 open access online international journals list including the journals on Agricultural Sciences, Biosciences, Engineering and Medical journals.

ARJ's mission is to provide a creative platform for highly qualified authors to publish their open access journals and academic journals on a global platform to a broad audience.

ARJ's mission is to provide a creative platform for highly qualified authors to publish their open access journals and academic journals on a global platform to a broad audience.

Update: This post is part of a series. If you find this topic interesting, I recommend you read the two follow-ups as well: Apple has built its iBooks platform on the back of an open standard. With last week's introduction of iBooks 2.0 and the free iBooks Author software for Mac OS X, Apple is deliberately locking out that popular open standard.

Bentham revisited!!! Hoax article pulled prior to print. How can we better protect the validity of content with the rapid spread of Open Access Publishing?

So many posts from the Scholarly Kitchen could be linked here because they often write on relevant topics, but this one caught my eye. The discussion about the open access book, which will not be made open access until a year out, is particularly interesting.

Is open access a solution for bridging the digital divide? Many people think so.

f all published research anyway so it does really matter much whether most journals are "real" or not--m

American research journals publishes the most rapid and reliable information of open access journals in the development area of agricultural sciences.

Here is some information about open access and the Public Knowledge Project. This piece generated a lot of comments, which are also worth reading.

The debate about open access continues with a hearing that was held in Washington on Thursday.

Discussion of Amazon's decision to remove sales rank information from LGBT themed content.

Response to criticism of the Google Book Settlement by Amazon's Jeff Bezos.

A fairly open and shut case of copyright infringement. The destruction of evidence eliminated any chance Usenet had of mounting a defense.

Author-pays model meets bottom-line publisher. The vanity press of scholarly publication?