There's a lack of structure of some sort.

Here's a Wall Street

You know what? That's fine. I'm the editor of the L.A. Music Journal.

But because we put so much effort into our research and we came close, we say eh it was marginally significant.

The journals aren't producing the material.

Way out there, there's a journal called Tetrahedron that's cost 40,000 dollars.

Let's reject the null.

When this picture appeared, that well known scientific journal,

The second is that the journals started ratcheting up the price of subscriptions to many of their journals. So those two things came sort of two ahead where it's become almost the theater of the absurd with the amount that some journals want libraries to pay to subscribe to the journal.

Child mortality dropped by the most it had ever dropped in history.

You can now do everything electronically instead of printing it.

After achieving what we felt were remarkable results, our manuscript was rejected by four journals.

The history the model is really publishing scientific manuscripts, especially ones with the complex detailed color figures was expensive.

And I got interviewed by over 150 medias including CNN and The Wall Street Journal.

Dr. Boyce, at the University of Chicago, published an article in the Journal of Geology this past year determining that Prototaxites was a giant fungus, a giant mushroom.

And so if you wanted your article distributed broadly and widely, you sent it to one of these journals, and then they would manage the review process and communications with reviewers and revisions, and eventually something would be accepted.

There are over 15 entire academic disciplines where the average price on for one journals over. a thousand dollars for one subscription for one year

Just click on a reference, and you can see title, journal, year, abstract, author keywords and lots of other information.

And I told my United States senator that there was a very high probability that if he could find some funding for this, we would become a left hand column in the Wall Street Journal, to which he readily agreed.

So, for example, they are using it to support the societies that might happen to be associated with publishing that particular journal, that society that might study one particular of science.

The books are in English, the journals are in English, but that is a self fulfilling prophecy.

leadership by those who can afford to take the lead, the senior academics, those with tenure, those who can say, on committees granting tenure, that it doesn't matter that you didn't publish in the most prestigious journal if that journal is not Open Access.