Open access journals are scholarly articles and research which are available online to the public for free. These are vital resources used by scientists and academicians to widen their comprehension of the current advancements in their respective disciplines. Thousands of open access journals are available in a variety of disciplines today. This article discusses the I4OC, an initiative taken recently to increase open access to …
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Edorium Journals is an academic publisher of open access journals, founded with the objective of publishing high-quality, international scholarly journals while giving very efficient, personalized and courteous services. We envision Edorium Journals as a publisher of open access journals which are the most authoritative scholarly journals in their respective specialties. We also wish to develop Edorium Journals as a platform for international collaboration. The name …
From May 01, 2014 all journals of Edorium Journals group will publish new articles under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License. Before this we were publishing articles under Creative Commons (CC) Attribution 3.0 License. On November 25, 2013, Creative Commons unveiled the next generation of CC licenses — the version 4.0 CC license suite, to support the sharing of content. The new licenses are …
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