1. Periodicals, homepage of publishers
Lívia Vasas, PhD
2017.

2. Printed papers …
The
Orvosi Hetilap
front page
1857 Vol. 1

3. Printed „Nature” Nature, 1880, Vol. 22. 1880, Vol. 22.
frontpage of Nature
Nature, 1880, Vol. 22.

4. A short history of editions of periodicals …
Printed – subscribed
Journal des sçavans
Printed + electronic ed (the same contents) subscribed
Printed + electronic/online ed (e.ed. Suppl. information) subscribed
Online ed. - subscribed
Online, open access edition – free - fully gold
MIXED – subscribed journal + some open access articles
hybrid gold - „double dipping”

5. http://www. lirgjournal. org. uk/lir/ojs/index

6. Review the manuscript himself without assigning it to reviewers; or
Peer-Review is an important element in the scientific publication process to ensure the quality of research. It helps in making the research more effective, error-free and verified in terms of ethical standards
Review the manuscript himself without assigning it to reviewers; or
Assign at least 3 potential reviewers for the review process; or
Ask the Associate Managing Editor of the Journal to assign reviewers on his behalf.

7. The process from manuscript – to published article
Reviewer can
reject the manuscript;
Re-review after a thorough revision; or
Accept the manuscript with Major
Revisions; or
Accept the manuscript with Minor
Accept the manuscript without any changes.

8. Every periodical – ISSN (volume – issue – contents – different publication types)

9. Periodicals of Semmelweis University http://lib. semmelweis
Printed:122
Online: 5889
Open Access: 1896

13. Quiz doi:10.1038/ncb3306 Who is the author? Smith Andreas
Andreas Matouschek
How many figures are?

17. Open access journals benefits
Larger Audience: The article can be read by a potentially much larger audience compared to the traditional subscription journals.
FREE to View: Open Access journals are FREE to view, download and print.
Citations: The article has the potential to receive greater citations.
Creative Commons License: Authors publishing with Bentham Open retain the copyright to their work, licensing it under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License (CC-BY 4.0),
Rapid Publication: The articles are peer-reviewed and published rapidly. 
Self-Archiving: Authors can deposit the final published article in any other institutional, disciplinary or governmental repository.
     

21. Article info

22. Article info

23. BMC BioMed Central

24. BMC ….

28. DOI: 10.1186/s12863-016-0333-1 (searching www.doi.org )

29. Membership program.. 500 institute

30. Most important publishers are in DOAJ https://doaj.org/

32. The content

42. About the licence

43. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_Commons_license#Types_of_licenses

46. Predatory journals . . Predatory open access publishing is
- an exploitative open-access publishing business model
- involves charging publication fees to authors without providing the editorial and publishing services associated with legitimate journals

47. Thank you!