Whenever we send out our quarterly deposit invoices, we receive queries from members who have registered a lot of backlist content, but have been charged at the current yearās rate. As the invoices for the first quarter of 2019 have recently hit your inboxes, I thought Iād provide a timely reminder about this in case you spot this problem on your invoice.
In January, I wrote about how weāve simplified the journal title transfer process using our new Metadata Manager tool. For those disposing publishers looking for an easy, do-it-yourself option for transferring ownership of your journal, I suggest you review that blog post. But, whether you choose to process the transfer yourself via Metadata Manager or need some help from Paul, Shayn, or myself, thereās more to a transfer than just the click of a transfer button or the submission of an email to support@crossref.org, as Iām sure those of you who have been through a title transfer can attest.
Helena Cousijn, Rachael Lammey, Alice Meadows – 2019 February 21
Maria Gould, Ginny Hendricks – 2019 February 10
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Hello. Isaac here again to talk about what you can tell just by looking at the prefix of a DOI. Also, as we get a lot of title transfers at this time of year, I thought Iād clarify the difference between a title transfer and a prefix transfer, and the impact of each.
Hi, Crossref blog-readers. Iām Shayn, from Crossrefās support team. Iāve been fielding member questions about how to effectively deposit metadata and register content (among other things) for the past three years. In this post, Iāll take you through some of the improvements that Metadata Manager provides to those who currently use the Web Deposit form.
When you thought about your resolutions for 2019, Crossref probably didnāt cross your mindābut, maybe it should have…
Over 100 Million unique scholarly works are distributed into systems across the research enterprise 24/7 via our APIs at a rate of around 633 Million queries a month. Crossref is broadcasting descriptions of these works (metadata) to all corners of the digital universe.
Christine Cormack Wood, Martyn Rittman, Bastien Latard – 2018 September 18
Continuing our blog series highlighting the uses of Crossref metadata, we talked to Martyn Rittman and Bastien Latard who tell us about themselves, MDPI and Scilit, and how they use Crossref metadata.
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2019 April 24
Quarterly deposit invoices: avoiding surprises
2019 April 10
2019 March 22
Before, during, and after - a journey through title transfers
2019 February 25
