The Transformation of Academic Publishing

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The slides from a 15 minute 'TED Style' presentation I made to the Medicine 2.0 Summit at Stanford on Sept 16th, 2011. Pete Binfield. Full video of the talk is at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0Iguwaj6pQ

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The Transformation of Academic Publishing Peter Binfield Publisher, PLoS [email_address] @p_binfield Leading a Transformation in Research Communication

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PLoS ONE Published Articles (per quarter, since launch) 2011: 14,000 articles. ~1.5% of ALL Scientific Literature 2010: 6,700 articles. Largest journal in the World 2007: 1,200 articles. > 99.7% of all journals in the World

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Thank you! Peter Binfield Publisher, PLoS ONE [email_address] @p_binfield Leading a Transformation in Research Communication

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