Couldn’t a widely read Open Access Journal pay its referees for timely reports with advertising revenues? (Yes, I’m back to […]

A reputable physics journal withdrew an offer to publish an article because the scientists posted some of their findings online. […]

I’ve been ranting about Open Access Journals – Here and Here. I just found out about a discussion on Leiter’s […]

…the April 2008 edition of Analysis just posted to my RSS feed. Here’s the Blackwell Link. Here’s the Link for […]

In a previous post, I argued that philosophy should push toward publishing in Open Access Journals. Here’s a list of […]

Jon Cogburn has been on a roll with some interesting posts discussing the ethics of blind review. Here is his […]

UPDATE [3/9/2007] – How To Make the Move To Open Access JournalsUPDATE [3/8/2007] – I just thought of Pro #12 […]

Jon Cogburn has an interesting post on the blind review process for philosophy journals here. He also gives us a […]

Editing and refereeing for journals is a thank-less job that you don’t get paid for. Editors and referees do this […]

I’ve heard quite a few journal horror stories from professional philosophers over the past few years. Also, in a recent […]