CrossRef Blog

Please join us for one or more of our upcoming webinars. All of the webinars are free to attend.

Introduction to CrossMark
CrossMark, is a new service from CrossRef, which will enable publishers to communicate changes and updates of their scholarly content on the web. Join us to learn more about this new exciting initiative from CrossRef.

Date: Thursday, December 15, 2011
Time: 8:00 am (San Francisco), 11:00 am (New York), 4:00 pm (London)
Moderator: Kirsty Meddings
Registration

Introduction to CrossRef For Publishers
The webinar will provide a non-technical introduction to CrossRef and a brief outline of how CrossRef works. New members are especially encouraged to register.

Date: Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Time: 8:00 am (San Francisco), 11:00 am (New York), 4:00 pm (London)
Moderator: Patricia Feeney
Registration

CrossRef Cited-by Linking
This webinar will provide a non-technical introduction to CrossRef Cited-by Linking and a brief outline of how CrossRef Cited-by Linking works. We will discuss the benefits and how publishers can take advantage of this free CrossRef service. New publishers are especially encouraged to register.

Date: Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Time: 8:00 am (San Francisco), 11:00 am (New York), 4:00 pm (London)
Moderator: Carol Meyer
Registration

Introduction to CrossCheck
In this webinar you will learn about our innovative plagiarism screening service and how it can add value to your publishing program.

Date: Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Time: 8:00 am (San Francisco), 11:00 am (New York), 4:00 pm (London)
Moderator: Kirsty Meddings
Registration

We look forward to having you join us!

Posted by Anna Tolwinska at 4:59 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)

If you're going to be at London Online next week, stop by our stand (456).

Ed Pentz or Kirsty Meddings will be there to answer questions about CrossMark, CrossCheck or CrossRef.

Kirsty Meddings will be there on Tuesday and Wednesday November 29-30 and Ed Pentz will be there on Thursday December 1st. To make an appointment please contact kmeddings@crossref.org.

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Last week's CrossRef Annual Meeting was a great success. We had a great turnout and wonderful speakers.

The presentations have now been posted to Slideshare and to our website.

The CrossRef Annual Meeting Agenda and the CrossRef Workshops Agenda with links to presentations are now available.

Save the date for next year's meeting in London UK, November 13-14, 2012.

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Carol Anne Meyer will be at the Charleston Conference next week speaking at the Saturday Innovation Sessions about CrossMark.

CrossMark is the upcoming CrossRef service that will highlight the value of publisher-certified and maintained scholarly content.

Learn more about her session below.

End User Tools for Evaluating Scholarly Content
Location: Francis Marion, Bridgeview Room

Multiple versions of scholarly content (from author websites, institutional repositories, government archives, subject specific digital libraries, aggregator collections and publisher websites) make it difficult for users to locate the most recent
version of a document or to ascertain if the document has had any updates or even been retracted. This session describes
tools for end users to evaluate the content they come across to make sure they are citing the most authoritative version of
the content available. The presenter will use Poll Everywhere to engage the audience by showing examples of articles and
asking whether the audience can tell the current status of the documents. The audience will learn about the CrossMark
version of record service and the importance of educating users about how to locate current information.

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Geoffrey Bilder of CrossRef will join Todd Carpenter of NISO and Corey Harper, of New York University to discuss Linked Data at the upcoming NISO Webinar: Return on Investment (ROI) in Linking the Semantic Web. The webinar will take Wednesday, September 28, 2011 1:00 - 2:30 p.m. (Eastern Time).
More information and registration is available here.

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Please join us for the upcoming Introduction to CrossMark webinar.

CrossMark, is a new service from CrossRef, which will enable publishers to communicate changes and updates of their scholarly content on the web. Join us to learn more about this new exciting initiative from CrossRef.

Introduction to CrossMark Webinar
Date: Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Time: 8:00 am (San Francisco), 11:00 am (New York), 4:00 pm (London)
Moderator: Kirsty Meddings
Register here.

Posted by Anna Tolwinska at 4:46 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)

A large portion of the Workshops day will be devoted to CrossRef staff discussing how things work on our end and what we expect from our members but we'd also like to hear from you. We are looking for a few volunteers to round out the publisher participation segment of our Workshops. Possible topics include but are not limited to:

* an overview of the processes and tools you use to deposit and/or query with CrossRef
* how DOIs are integrated into your editorial workflow
* how you manage and maintain your outbound links
* any special projects you have planned (or are planning) such as cited-by linking.

Presentations should be 10-15 minutes long, and we hope to generate some healthy discussion. If you are interested in participating, please contact Patricia Feeney (pfeeney@crossref.org)

Posted by Anna Tolwinska at 4:30 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)

Are you attending the Frankfurt Book Fair this year?

Ed Pentz and Kirsty Meddings will be at the Fair and would welcome the opportunity to talk with you about:

CrossMark - the upcoming service that will highlight the value of publisher-certified and maintained scholarly content.

CrossCheck - plagiarism screening for scholarly publications.

CrossRef DOIs and linking.

Ed and Kirsty will be at stand M451 in Hall 4.2 on October 12th, 13th and 14th. Please let us know if you would like to arrange a meeting.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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CrossRef's 2011 Annual Member Meeting will take place on Tuesday, November 15th at The Charles Hotel in Cambridge, MA.

Program Highlights
Ellen Ruppel Shell, Co-Director of the Center for Science & Medical Journalism and Professor of Journalism at Boston University, will deliver the keynote. Ellen is also the author of Cheap and The Hunger Gene, writes for The Atlantic, and has been featured on National Public Radio. She will share her thoughts on the intersection of science and journalism.

Attendees will also hear Philip Davis, a postdoctoral associate in the Communications Department of Cornell University, present the results of his research the prevalence of corrections and retractions in the scholarly literature. Phil is also one of the voices behind the popular Scholarly Kitchen blog of the Society for Scholarly Publishing.

Helen (Y.H) Zhang, Managing Editor of the Journal of Zhejiang University-Science in China will discuss the results of a survey sponsored by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) on plagiarism in scholarly publications. Helen was just last week interviewed on National Public Radio in a piece on ethics in Chinese scholarship.

Ivan Oransky of Retraction Watch will round out our guest speakers and will speak about retractions and scientific transparency. Retraction Watch a website that tracks retractions in scientific journals was also recently featured on National Public Radio.

The day will also include a panel of CrossMark pilot participants sharing their experiences, updates on the CrossRef system, ORCID, strategic initiatives, and a reminder of member obligations and the new DOI Display Guidelines. Detailed meeting information including the draft agenda and hotel information is now available.

If you have not registered please register soon as space is limited, and if you have already registered please consider passing this invitation on to a colleague that may be interested.

Draft Agenda

Register for the Annual Meeting on Tuesday, November 15th.

2011 CrossRef Workshops
The CrossRef Workshops will take place on Monday, November 14th at the Charles Hotel. The daylong workshops will be on technical and non-technical topics of interest to the membership. The sessions in the morning will be geared towards novice CrossRef members and will get more technical as the day progresses. More experienced members may want to come after the System Update session. A draft agenda is now available. Delegates may attend select sessions without attending the entire day.

Draft Agenda

Register for CrossRef Workshops on Monday, November 14th.

Please register soon as space is limited. We are also holding a block of rooms at the Charles Hotel, members should make their own reservations and mention CrossRef. Detailed hotel information is available here.

We hope to see you there!

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If you have questions about CrossCheck or CrossMark and are going to the ALPSP Conference this week, look for CrossRef's Kirsty Meddings who'll also be attending.

You may contact Kirsty at kmeddings@crossref.org to set up a time to meet or look for her at the conference.

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Geoffrey Bilder will be attending the Science Online London meeting on September 2-3 at the British Library.

Later on in September he'll be speaking at the Identity in Research Infrastructure and Scientific Communication IRISC2011 workshop in Helsinki, Finland. The meeting will take place September 12-13.

You can also catch him at the ORCID Outreach Meeting on September 16 in Geneva, Switzerland.

Posted by Anna Tolwinska at 12:43 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)

CrossRef's Anna Tolwinska is attending the sold-out International Society of Managing and Technical Editors (ISMTE) North American meeting in Washington DC this week. If you are there she's available to talk about CrossCheck, CrossMark, or other things CrossRef. Or just introduce yourself.

Posted by Carol Anne Meyer at 4:50 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)

Join us for an Introduction to CrossMark Webinar (CrossRef's upcoming Version of Record service).

On Wednesday, July 13th at 11:00 am EDT, Product Manager Kirsty Meddings will provide an introduction to the service and report briefly on the progress of the publishers currently piloting the system. This free webinar will last about an hour.

Register today!

Posted by Anna Tolwinska at 2:41 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)

Carol Meyer will be speaking at ALA Midwinter.
ALCTS Holdings Committee
Holdings Update Forum: Holdings information in Electronic Content Access
Saturday, January 8, 2011
4:00 - 5:30 p.m.
San Diego Convention Center, Room 30 C
Featuring an update on the NISO/UKSG KBART Project

Ed Pentz will be speaking at the NASIG webinar.
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
11 am EST/ 4pm GMT
Learn more.

Geoffrey Bilder will present at the PSP Pre-Conference.
Publishing on the Move:
Facing the Emerging World of Mobile Content
Wednesday, February 2nd, 2011
3:00 - 3:30 p.m.
Renaissance Mayflower Hotel
Washington, DC
Learn more.

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Presentations from the 2010 CrossRef Workshops and Annual Meeting are now available on the CrossRef web site and SlideShare.

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Visit us at Hall 4.2 Booth N 437

Kirsty Meddings, CrossRef's Product Manager and Geoffrey Bilder, CrossRef's Director of Strategic Initiatives will be attending the Frankfurt Book Fair this year.

Please join CrossRef for a Hot Spot Presentation to discuss CrossMark, a service that will allow publishers to mark their Versions of Record and communicate updates and other important information about the status of scholarly content.

What: CrossMark Sneak Peek (Hot Spot Presentation)
When: Thursday, October 7, 2010 at 5:15pm
Where: Hall 4.2 P 451 (Information Management Hot Spot Stage)

We hope to see you there!

Posted by Anna Tolwinska at 9:07 AM | Permalink | Comments (0)

We've been learning a lot the past few months through our series of eFocus groups. So far we've showed our CrossMark prototype to two groups of publishers. Tomorrow we'll hear from librarians. And in September we will hold two groups for researchers.

In addition to these eFocus groups, we will be conducting usability studies of our prototype system in preparation for the pilot later this fall.

CrossMark will provide information to researchers about whether the scholarly content they find on the web is reliable. They will be able to determine whether an instance of an article, for example, is an official "version of record" being maintained and updated by the publisher. This maintained status will be indicated by a logo that will be common to all participating publisher content. When users click on the logo, they'll get useful information such as whether the document is current, whether it is being updated, and where the official version lives. It may also have additional valuable information about the peer review process, funding sources, or the location where relevant data has been deposited.

So you can see why it is important that our interface makes it as clear as possible to researchers how to find the status of the document.

That's where you come in. Please sign up for one of our focus groups or let us know if you'd like to participate in a simple and painless usability test.

And for qualified reseachers, we even have a thank you gift for participating.

Sign up for the September 16 group.

Sign up for the September 17 group.

Sign up to find out more about the usability study: Email info@crossref.org.

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Make time in your busy SSP schedule to catch these informative and provocative sessions featuring CrossRef staff members during your trip to San Francisco.

Thursday, June 3. 2010 at 12:15 pm

Interested in finding ways to promote publishers' versions of record? Want to know more about assigning unique permanent identifiers to researchers? Need to create persistent links to data? Stop by "The Thursday Roundtable Luncheon Discussions" where CrossRef's Carol Anne Meyer will facilitate an informal discussion about Crossmark, ORCID, and DataCite.

Thursday, June 3, 2010 at 4:00 pm

Carol also joins other industry veterans for "Lessons Learned and Lessons Learning" a frank panel discussion on careers in scholarly communications. The session is moderated by Will Wakeling of Northeastern University and Phil Roberts of CABI. This interactive session will cover forging career paths, learning, and growing in our changing organizations.

Friday, June 4, 2010 at 8:45 am

CrossRef's Director of Strategic Initiatives Geoff Bilder and Kent Anderson of The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery discuss the future of electronic publishing in "Geoff and Kent Redux". Input, debate, and discussion encouraged. Wayne Manos of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press and Kristen Fisher Ratan of Highwire Press moderate.

Friday, June 4, 2010 at 8:45 am

Kirsty Meddings, CrossRef Product Manager, explains plagiarism detection and shares information about CrossCheck at "Best Practice in Publishing Ethics" session. The panel will also feature Chris Graf of Wiley-Blackwell and Philip Davis of Department of Communication, Cornell University.

For more information on these and other sessions please view the SSP annual meeting program here.

To make an appointment to meet at SSP (Carol, Geoff, Kirsty and Director of Technology Chuck Koscher will be attending) please email us.

Enjoy the meeting!

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Lisa Hart, CrossRef's Senior Finance Manager, and Carol Meyer, Business Development and Marketing, will be attending the STM Spring Conference in Cambridge, MA. The meeting will take place at the Le Meridian Cambridge, April 27-29, 2010. Learn more.

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Kirsty Meddings, CrossRef's Product Manager, will give an update on CrossRef's plagiarism screening project CrossCheck, at the COPE UK Seminar 2010 . The seminar will be held this Friday, 26 March 2010, between 9.30 am – 4.30 pm at Main Hall, Woburn House, Tavistock Square, London.

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CrossRef's Director of Strategic Initiatives Geoff Bilder will present at the Academic Librarian Singing in the Rain Conference (ALSR 2010), which will take place at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, March 11-12, 2010. He will be the keynote speaker of the "New Tools & Culture" session on Friday, March 12 at 9:00 am.
Learn more about the meeting and program here.

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Carol Meyer CrossRef's Marketing and Business Development Manager will be attending the upcoming NFAIS Annual Conference in Philadelphia, PA. The conference will run from Sunday February 28 to Tuesday, March 2, 2010 at the Hyatt at the Bellevue in Philadelphia. The theme of the meeting is "Redefining the Value of Information: Exploring the New Equation".

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Geoff Bilder, CrossRef's Director of Strategic Initiatives will speak at the ICSTI Winter Workshop on Monday, February 8th in Paris. His talk entitled "Maintaining a persistent scholarly citation record when content is protean and identity is cheap." will touch upon various CrossRef long-term linking initiatives and concepts like persistent author identifiers and their relation to possible granular citations of data or nano-publications. Geoff's presentation will start at 14:20 at the Université Pierre et Marie Curie, 4 place Jussieu 75005 Paris, France. Learn more.

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CrossRef Executive Director Ed Pentz will participate in a panel at next week's American Association of Publishers Professional and Scholarly Division's (AAP/PSP) Annual Meeting The panel, entitled "The Services Report: What’s Available to Publishers Now and What the Future Holds" will cover innovations in collaboration and partnering, business models, technology, and content licensing. The panel is from 9-10:15 am at the Renaissance Mayflower Hotel in Washington DC. Ed and I will both be attending the conference, so please get in touch if you would like to meet.

Hope to see you there.

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CrossRef Executive Director Ed Pentz makes a cameo appearance in this video summary of the recent Frankfurt Tools of Change (TOC). Have a look.

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Presentations from the CrossRef 2009 Annual Meeting and Technical Working Group (TWG) are now available on the CrossRef web site and SlideShare.

Photos from the 10th Anniversary dinner and both meetings are available on the CrossRef Facebook page. While you are there, become a fan, tag photos of people you know, and upload your own pictures.

RIght: CrossRef Board Chair Bob Campbell offers a toast at CrossRef's 10th Anniversary celebration.

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If you missed our 10th Anniversary Celebration, or if you were there and want to relive a few moments of it, here's the short video shown at the Museum of Science Dinner. Thanks to Adam Weiss for creating it, John Lehman-Haupt for conducting the interviews, and Craig Van Dyck, Karen Hunter, Ed Pentz, Eric Swanson, Howard Ratner, and Bob Campbell for their thoughtful comments. Enjoy!

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The 2009 CrossRef Annual Meeting is coming up in a week.

Annual Member Meeting
The Charles Hotel
1 Bennett St.
Cambridge, MA
Tuesday, November 10th, 2009
9:00 am - 5:00 pm

We have a great program planned this year with two superb speakers. Professor Onora O'Neill, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Cambridge (Baroness O'Neill of Bengarve) will be speaking on Trust, Communication and Academic Publication and T. Scott Plutchak Director, Lister Hill Library of the Health Sciences, University of Alabama at Birmingham will explore plagiarism in The Academy. A panel made up of CrossRef publisher members will also share their experiences with our plagiarism screening service CrossCheck. Learn more.

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The 10th Anniversary Celebration Dinner on Monday November 9th is now full and the registration has closed.

The Technical Meeting on Monday November 9th and the Annual Meeting on Tuesday November 10th still have available seating.

Please register for meetings here:

Technical Meeting

Annual Meeting

We are looking forward to seeing you in November.

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We're looking for people who may have some photos of past CrossRef events, office visits, or presentations that we can use for our 10th anniversary celebration. If you have some you'd be willing to share, please contact info@crossref.org.

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A preliminary agenda for the 2009 Annual Member Meeting is now available.

The Annual Meeting and the 10th Anniversary Celebration Dinner are filling up quickly, and we are very close to capacity at this time, if you have not yet registered please do so as soon as possible. You may register for the meeting and the dinner here.

The Technical Meeting registration is also currently open, you may register for this meeting here.

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Catch CrossRef Director of Strategic Initiatives Geoffrey Bilder on a panel at the Association of Learned and Scholarly Publishers (ALPSP) International Conference at The Oxford Belfry tomorrow, 11 September at 9 a.m. Find Parallel session 2(a) on Brand X – trust and authority in scholarly publishing. If you are there, or not, you can follow the tweets at #alpsp. More information is available at the ALPSP web site.

Geoffrey will also discuss CrossRef's new initiatives at the Conference on Open Access Scholarly Publishing (COASP) in Lund, Sweden on Monday, 14 September at 3.

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CrossRef Technical Meeting*
The Charles Hotel, Cambridge, MA
Monday, November 9th, 2009
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Please register today!

We also encourage you to register for our 10th Anniversary Celebration Dinner, which will take place Monday, November 9th, 2009 at 6:30 pm following the CrossRef Technical Meeting at the Museum of Science in Boston, MA. Transportation from the Charles Hotel to the Museum of Science will be provided. Our 2009 Annual Meeting will take place on Tuesday, November 10th at 9:00 am in the Charles Hotel in Cambridge, MA and we urge you to register soon (if you haven't already done so)
as space is limited. You may register for both events here.

*Please note that this year's Technical Meeting will be on Monday afternoon.

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The Center for Science in the Public Interest
4th National Integrity in Science Conference
July 11, 2008. Washington, DC, 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Rejuvenating Public Sector Science

A conference on restoring independent regulatory science
Special session:
“A Common Standard for Journals' Conflict of Interest Disclosure”
Conflict of interest reporting in the scientific and medical literature has come under increasing scrutiny in recent years. Failures to disclose conflicts of interest have become front page news, and a major embarrassment to publishers, editors, and professional societies. At this special afternoon session of the Center for Science in the Public Interest’s “Rejuvenating Public Sector Science” conference, panelists will discuss a Model Conflict of Interest Disclosure Policy for use by scientific and medical journals. This model policy was developed over the past year by a group of editors and bioethicists as one possible approach to reducing the incidence of these recurring scandals. Sheldon Krimsky, Professor of Urban and Environmental Policy at Tufts University, will present the problem; Merrill Goozner, Director, Integrity in Science, Center for Science in the Public Interest, and Thomas Babor, Associate Editor-in-Chief, Addiction, will discuss the proposal; and Hugh A. Tilson, Editor-in-Chief, Environmental Health Perspectives, and Jeremy Theobald of the UK’s Committee on Publication Ethics will respond to the proposal. Please join us!

Register Now!
http://www.regonline.com/Checkin.asp?EventId=606569

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IDF Open meeting: Innovative uses of the DOI system

AAAS Washington: 1200 New York Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20005

[open to all; no registration charge. Pre-registration is required: http://www.doi.org/doi_presentations/members_meeting_2007/meeting_reg_form.html ]

10.15 AM – 12.00

* Welcome and overview: Jonathan Clark, Chair, International DOI Foundation

* Content management in the next generation internet: Dr. Greg Heileman - http://www.eece.unm.edu/faculty/heileman/

* Innovative Uses of DOI System - Presentations and open panel moderated discussion. Panel participants will include:

Ed Pentz, Crossref
Dan Cohen, Zotero
Jan Brase, German National library of Science and Technology
Norman Paskin, Tertius Ltd
Discussion/questions.

12.00-1.00 lunch

Continue reading "International DOI Foundation Annual Meeting" »

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Last week's Forward Linking Webinar was a great success. Thank you to all for attending. The webinar presentation is now available. To sign up for this useful service please follow this link.

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The technical meeting was held on Thursday, November 2, 2006 from 9:00am-12:45pm at the Charles Hotel in Cambridge, MA. Meeting agenda with presentations is now available.

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The annual meeting was held Wednesday, November 1, 2006 at the Charles Hotel in Cambridge MA.
Meeting agenda with presentations is now available.

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Last week's CrossRef User Group meeting was a great success. Thank you to all for attending. Presentations are now available on the meeting agenda page (agenda link provided below).

http://www.crossref.org/10meetings/2006_usergroup_agenda.html

We would greatly appreciate any feedback, comments or thoughts you may have regarding the CrossRef User Group meeting. You may submit your feedback by contacting Anna Tolwinska at annat@crossref.org or by telephone at 1-781-295-0072 x.21. Thank you.

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The CrossRef Forward Linking Webinar took place on March 28, 2006. Presentations from the webinar are now available to members. Ed Pentz's presentation and Chuck Koscher's presentation.

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Tuesday, March 28, 2006
11:00 am EST for a duration of 1 hour
Moderator: Chuck Koscher

For CrossRef members who are not yet participating in forward linking (http://www.crossref.org/02publishers/forward_linking_howto.html), but are interested in finding out more, this webinar is for you. The objective of this session is an overview of CrossRef forward linking and its benefits to members. Members should register for the meeting at http://www.crossref.org/10meetings/2006_march_webinar.html

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