ijoem adopts new copyright policy

gmj adopts new copyright policy and provides language services for the authors

after having a discussion on copyright rights and the rules in galen medical journal , the editorial board of gmj decided that a small medical journal has no need to hold the copyright, though transferring the copyright to the publisher is still a common inquiry in many journals. gmj wants nothing more than being able to publish articles at first and nothing more. in this regard, the gmj has ch...

Reconcile Copyright Policy It ’ s a New Day for Science

Energy was a hot topic at the 2009 APS March Meeting. Eleven sessions had titles explicitly addressing energy generation or storage, compared to zero at least year’s meeting, and two at the 2007 meeting. An additional five sessions at this year’s meeting were devoted to hydrogen storage, which is crucial if hydrogen is to be used as a motor fuel. A number of talks focused on the use of polymers...

The IJOEM: any progress?

S urfing on the wings of time, days turned into weeks. Weeks turned into months. And, I found myself at a point to write you again—three months after the first issue of The IJOEM. Since then, many things happened: the Journal was welcomed by various healthcare professionals so that its Web site (www.theijoem.com and www. theijoem.org), received more than 60 000 hits almost three weeks after it ...

Policy Implications of Technology for Detecting P2P and Copyright Violations

The effectiveness of many proposed policies regarding both online copyright protection and network neutrality depend on the extent to which it is technically possible to detect peer-to-peer file sharing (P2P), the transfer of copyrighted files, or both. There are many detection approaches, some performed primarily by network operators and some by application-layer agents. This paper describes c...

Copyright: a Too Strong Protection Policy for Computer Software?

Copyright: a Too Strong Protection Policy for Computer Software?