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Posted Tue, Dec, 18,2012
Libertas is pleased to announce a new EBook on the subject of article visibility which is available for free to all authors who have published in Libertas journals.The new EBook contains helpful tips on how to get maximum visibility for newly published papers and is freely available for all past and future authors to download. As online visibility is an ever changing topic, the EBook will be ...
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Posted Fri, Dec, 14,2012
Libertas frequently receives positive feedback from authors publishing in our journals. We ask authors to provide their feedback on the publishing process to assess our performance and offer potential authors an insight into what it’s like working with us.Testimonials are usually journal specific but often address broader subjects like article visibility and processing speed.Here are three o...
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Posted Thu, Dec, 13,2012
Libertas offers authors leading editorial decision making speed and quality for all papers submitted to the journals we publish.Authors who submit their paper receive an editorial decision in less than 3 weeks on average. At other journals decisions can take up to 6 months.We offer such prompt service because of our leading editors in chief and peer reviewers and our custom-designed editorial...
Continue Reading →Posted Tue, Dec, 11,2012
Libertas now has over 13,500 followers on Twitter.Every Libertas journal has an individual Twitter feed in addition to 40 different subject category feeds and a selection of news feeds.Twitter has boosted visibility for all journals due to the immediacy of the posts and the accessibility of the website on iPhones and Android devices. Tweets regarding newly published papers, journal developmen...
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Posted Mon, Dec, 10,2012
A recent survey conducted by Libertas indicates that readers and authors view article usage metrics as more meaningful than journal impact factors. 88.2 percent of those surveyed either agreed or strongly agreed that article usage metrics are more meaningful than journal impact factors. The other 11.8 percent were neutral, with no responses recorded for the other two options: "dis...
Continue Reading →Posted Thu, Dec, 06,2012
All Libertas journals and articles are available through the Libertas mobile website designed for readers when travelling or away from their office. The website can be accessed from all mobile devices with a standard data connection including iPhones, iPads, and Android devices without subscription or registration.Articles can be browsed in the journal they were published in or in 37 carefull...
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Tue 18 Dec, 2012
Free article visibility EBook for all authorsFri 14 Dec, 2012
Testimonials from Libertas AuthorsThu 13 Dec, 2012
Editorial Decision Speed and Quality in Libertas JournalsThe process of submitting the paper was smooth with little time required on the author's behalf. Reviews were prompt and the process of addressing reviewer comments was very streamlined. All correspondence with the editorial office was extremely professional with immediate responses. This is one of the few journals asking for feedback on their submission process.
All authors are surveyed after their articles are published. Authors are asked to rate their experience in a variety of areas, and their responses help us to monitor our performance. Presented here are their responses in some key areas. No 'poor' or 'very poor' responses were received; these are represented in the 'other' category.See Our Results
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