Rachael Lammey – 2017 July 25
As a follow-up to our blog posts on the Crossref REST API we talked to the Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) about the work theyâre doing, and how theyâre using the Crossref REST API as part of their workflow.
Weâve been talking about it at events, blogging about it on our site, living it, breathing it, and even sometimes dreaming about it, and now we are delighted to announce that Crossref Event Data has entered Beta.
Ginny Hendricks – 2017 June 30
Q: What do you get if you combine our three organisations for a week to catch up with our Korean community - publishers, librarians, universities, researchers, and service providers?
A: Two events, plenty of meetings, great conversations and feedback, fabulous Korean hospitality, and a little jet-lag.
Christine Cormack Wood – 2017 June 21
We are delighted to announce that Crossref has been awarded the Service Organization Control (SOC) 2Âź accreditation after an independent assessment of our controls and procedures by the American Institute of CPAâs (AICPA).
Madeleine Watson – 2017 June 06
Today, Iâm thinking back to 2008. A time when khaki and gladiator sandals dominated my wardrobe. The year when Obama was elected, and Madonna and Guy Ritchie parted ways. When we were given both the iPhone 3G and the Kindle, and when the effects of the global financial crisis lead us to come to terms with the notion of a âstaycationâ. In 2008 we met both Wall-E and Benjamin Button, were enthralled by the Beijing Olympics, and became addicted to Breaking Bad. And lest we forget, 2008 was also the year in which BeyoncĂ© brought us Single Ladies; in all its sassy hand-waving, monochrome glory. For Crossref though, 2008 holds another important milestone as it was the year we launched our Similarity Check initiative. Today, the artist formerly known as CrossCheck provides our members with cost-effective access to Turnitinâs powerful text comparison tool, iThenticate.
Melissa Harrison – 2017 May 18
When we set up the eLife journal in 2012, we knew datasets were an important component of research content and decided to give them prominence in a section entitled âMajor datasetsâ (see images below). Within this section, major previously published and generated datasets are listed. We also strongly encourage data citations in the reference list.
Lisa Hart Martin – 2017 April 28
Do you want to affect change for the scholarly community?
Our Nominating Committee is inviting expressions of interest to serve on the Board as it begins its consideration of a slate for the November 2017 election.
Key responsibilities of the Board are setting the strategic direction for the organization, providing financial oversight, and approving new policies and services. Some of the decisions the board has made in recent years include:
Ed Pentz – 2017 March 28
In ORCIDDataCiteMember BriefingIdentifiersOrganization Identifiers
At the end of October 2016, Crossref, DataCite, and ORCID reported on collaboration in the area of organization identifiers. We issued three papers for community comment and after input we subsequently announced the formation of The OI Project, along with a call for expressions of interest from people interested in serving on the working group.
We had a great response and are happy to report that the Working Group has now been established, and is already underway with work to develop a plan for an open, independent, not-for-profit, sustainable, organization identifier registry.
Ed Pentz – 2017 March 15
We have updated our DOI display guidelines as of March 2017, this month! I described the what and the why in my previous blog post New Crossref DOI display guidelines are on the way and in an email I wrote to all our members in September 2016. Iâm pleased to say that the updated Crossref DOI display guidelines are available via this fantastic new website and are now active. Here is the URL of the full set of guidelines in case you want to bookmark it (https://www.crossref.org/display-guidelines/) and a shareable image to spread the word on social media.
Jennifer Lin – 2017 March 02
Very carefully, one at a time? However you wish.
Last year, we introduced linking publication metadata to associated data and software when registering publisher content with Crossref Linking Publications to Data and Software. This blog post follows the âwhatsâ and âwhysâ with the all-important âhow(s)â for depositing data and software citations. We have made the process simple and fairly straightforward: publishers deposit data & software links by adding them directly into the standard metadata deposit via relation type and/or references. This is part of the existing content registration process and requires no new workflows.
Using the Crossref REST API. Part 4 (with CLA)
2017 July 25
2017 July 05
Crossref and colleagues in South Korea
2017 June 30