224 results on '"Periodicals as Topic legislation & jurisprudence"'
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2. Predatory journals.
3. The public and legislative impact of hyperconcentrated topic news.
4. The Lancet Group's commitments to gender equity and diversity.
5. Why India is striking back against predatory journals.
6. The Copyright Issue.
7. Authorship, plagiarism, and copyright transfer in the scientific universe.
8. China backs bold plan to tear down journal paywalls.
9. [Defending the authors of Gaceta Sanitaria].
10. AAAS adopts new policy for ejecting harassers.
11. Roundup litigation discovery documents: implications for public health and journal ethics.
12. Marketing medicines: charting the rise of modern therapeutics through a systematic review of adverts in UK medical journals (1950-1980).
13. Science journals end open-access trial with Gates Foundation.
14. Dutch publishing giant cuts off researchers in Germany and Sweden.
15. China introduces sweeping reforms to crack down on academic misconduct.
16. Opportunistic Journals in the Clinical Pharmacology Space: A Policy Statement From the Publications and Public Policy Committees of the American College of Clinical Pharmacology.
17. If the papers don't come to the journal….
18. Prior art takes new shapes: relying on non-traditional prior art to invalidate a patent.
19. A quality-control test for predatory journals.
20. Federal agencies can do more to ensure correction of the literature when research misconduct is found.
21. Hundreds of German universities set to lose access to Elsevier journals.
22. Editorial: In Good Company.
23. Financial conflicts of interest among editorialists in high-impact journals.
24. The Risks to Patient Privacy from Publishing Data from Clinical Anesthesia Studies.
25. Are You Ready for Maintenance of Certification Self-Assessment 2.0?: It's Here, It's Cheaper, and It's Easier.
26. How I was nearly duped into "authoring" a fake paper.
27. ©Copyright: why it matters.
28. A major failure of scientific governance.
29. Embracing open access and offering greater choice for authors.
30. Predatory publishing companies: ethical considerations in the open-access era.
31. Text mining of biomedical literature: doing well, but we could be doing better.
32. Researcher fails in legal bid to halt expression of concern by journal Diabetes.
33. Embracing open access and offering greater choice for authors.
34. Improving biomedical journals' ethical policies: the case of research misconduct.
35. How can journals respond to threats of libel litigation?
36. Why would medical publishers not incorporate core bioethical values into their Ethics Guidelines?
37. Journal policy on research funded by the tobacco industry.
38. Predators and cranks.
39. Protecting our science.
40. Freedom of speech and science: can companies force us to withdraw data they don't like?
41. Licensing the future: report on BioMed Central's public consultation on open data in peer-reviewed journals.
42. Iran and science publishing: an open letter.
43. [The "controversy about intellectual property theft"].
44. US court ruling gives broad free speech protection to scientific articles.
45. Tensions grow as data-mining discussions fall apart.
46. Editorial: Duplicate submission and dual publication: what is so wrong with them?
47. Defamation bill gives defence of qualified privilege to peer reviewed journal articles.
48. Strengthening protections for human subjects: proposed restrictions on the publication of transplant research involving prisoners.
49. New mandates? No problem for The Rockefeller University Press.
50. Open access: The true cost of science publishing.
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