Invasion of the ‘journal snatchers’: the firms that buy science publications and turn them rogue

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• Invasion of the ‘journal snatchers’: the firms that buy science publications and turn them rogue  Nature
• Weekend reads: Journals get letters from feds; invasion of the ‘journal snatchers’; should universities release misconduct reports?  Retraction Watch
• Ambitious open-access Plan S delayed to let research community adapt  Nature
• Initiative pushes to make journal abstracts free to read in one place  Nature
• A guide to Plan S: the open-access initiative shaking up science publishing  Nature
• Rare trial of open peer review allays common concerns  Nature
• A welcome from the new Nature editor  Nature
• Matters Arising: a venue for scientific comments  Nature
• Elsevier strikes its first national deal with large open-access element  Nature
• Finland joins Europe’s bold open-access push  Nature
• Arguments over European open-access plan heat up  Nature
• What you want Nature to do next  Nature
• Nature is committed to diversifying its journalistic sources  Nature
• Funders flesh out details of Europe’s bold open-access plan  Nature
• Open science, done wrong, will compound inequities  Nature
• Preprints could promote confusion and distortion  Nature
• Popular preprint servers face closure because of money troubles  Nature
• This digital-hygiene routine will protect your scholarship  Nature
• Open-access reformers launch next bold publishing plan  Nature
• Wellcome and Gates join bold European open-access plan  Nature
• Nature journals announce two steps to improve transparency  Nature
• Major publishers sue ResearchGate over copyright infringement  Nature
• Does your code stand up to scrutiny?  Nature
• EU council’s ‘no pay’ publishing model draws mixed response  Nature
• From proposals to snarks: the messages that scientists sneak into their papers  Nature
• Open-access pioneer Randy Schekman on Plan S and disrupting scientific publishing  Nature
• PubMed Commons closes its doors to comments  Nature
• ‘Papermill alarm’ software flags potentially fake papers  Nature
• Indonesian scientists embrace preprint server  Nature
• Nature’s editor to step down after 22 years in charge  Nature
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• You must be joking: funny paper titles might lead to more citations  Nature
• Bonded by science: researchers describe their nerdy proposals  Nature
• China’s research-misconduct rules target ‘paper mills’ that churn out fake studies  Nature
• If you can’t be kind in peer review, be neutral  Nature
• Mid-career scientists: advice to our younger selves  Nature
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• Science search engine links papers to grants and patents  Nature
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