Web of Science owner Clarivate Analytics has purchased a start-up company whose web-browser extension tool helps researchers to find and access journal articles they have legal access to, with one click and even when off campus. The tool, created by the firm Kopernio, is already freely available. Clarivate will integrate it into its Web of Science subscription package.
Hi Abdallah,
I think it will be very useful. Much of my manuscript writing activities and corresponding literature searches are performed away from my office. So, for me, the ability to peruse muliple collections through one access point would be convenient.
Have a great day!
-Adrian
Hi Abdallah,
I think it will be very useful. Much of my manuscript writing activities and corresponding literature searches are performed away from my office. So, for me, the ability to peruse muliple collections through one access point would be convenient.
Have a great day!
-Adrian
It is a very helpful function. American Mathematical Society has similar option for Mathematical Reviews, not for all papers, but for many papaers where electronic acccess is available. I use this frequently and find it very helpful.
Hi,
I wonder why clarivate analytics had to purchase a tool that is free on the net.
@Avishag Gordon, may be free to the users not companies (intellectual property and copyright issues).
Hi,
Once it is free on the net, how it is possible to separate ? Unless, of course, there are restrictions in the body of the site. A company could link itself to the site and inform the user that a free site is available. From there on, the use will be that of the users.
@Avishag Gordon, I advise you to study the types of the copyright licences (Creative Commons licenses) like that in the attached links.
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_copyright_license
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