Crossmark, an introduction for publishers

CrossMarkan Introduction

December 15th 2011

Thursday, 15 December 2011

CrossMark


Content changes

CrossMark


Content changes

When it does, readers need to know

CrossMark


Content changes


erratumcorrigendum

updatesenhancements

withdrawalsretractions

new editionsprotocol updates

notices of concern, etc.


http://retractionwatch.wordpress.com




erratacorrigenda

updatesenhancements

withdrawalsretractions

new editionsprotocol updates

notices of concern, etc.


When content changes, readers need to know


Does this article have corrections?


What is CrossMark?


A logo that identi!es a publisher-maintained copy of a piece of content

What is CrossMark?



Clicking the logo tells you

What is CrossMark?




Whether there have been any updates

What is CrossMark?





If this copy is being maintained by the publisher

What is CrossMark?






Where the publisher-maintained version is

What is CrossMark?






Where the publisher-maintained version is

Other important publication record information

What is CrossMark?


What kind of Publication Record information could be available?


What kind of Publication Record information could be available?

Funding disclosures

Con"ict of interest statements

Publication history (submission, revision and accepted dates)

Location of data deposits or registries

Peer review process used

CrossCheck plagiarism screening

License types


What do publishers have to do?

CrossMark


Participation is optional



Anything with a CrossRef DOI can have a CrossMark

Online-early content, but not pre-prints



Anything with a CrossRef DOI can have a CrossMark

Online-early content, but not pre-prints

Participants must

maintain their content

keep CrossMark metadata up to date!

adhere to logo display guidelinesThursday, 15 December 2011

CrossMarkSteps for implementation


1. Create a CrossMark Policy Page

Explain CrossMark, commitment to maintain the content

Explain publisher policies on corrections, retractions, etc.

De!ne any custom metadata !elds for the Record Tab

Assign it a DOI for persistent linking

Deposit the Policy Page


http://crossmarksupport.labs.crossref.org/policy_page.html




2. Deposit CrossMark Metadata

DOI of the content the CrossMark is being applied to

DOI for the publisher’s CrossMark Policy Page

DOI of any piece of content that is being updated


http://crossmarksupport.labs.crossref.org




3. Update CrossMark Metadata!

<updates> <update type="correction" label="Correction" date="2010-03-24">10.5555/1571</update>!</updates>


4. Record CrossRef DOIs in HTML page metadata


5. Add CrossMark metadata to PDFs

Minimum = DOI, CrossMark Domain


PDF Metadata


http://labs.crossref.org/pdfmark/pdfmark.html























































































































































































































5. Display and Link the CrossMark Logo



On HTML article landing pages


http://crossmarksupport.labs.crossref.org/technical_guidelines/technical_guidelines.html




In PDF articles







In PDF articles





http://labs.crossref.org/pdfstamp/pdfstamp.html

http://labs.crossref.org/pdfstamp/pdfstamp.html

6. Decide on and collect additional metadata


What Does it Cost?


What Does it Cost?

Current content: 20¢

Backfile content: 2¢


What Does it Cost?

Current content: 20¢

Backfile content: 2¢

Current Content = published in the past two years.


Pilot now running


Pilot now running

Additional pilot participants welcome


Pilot now running





Pilot now running


Launch in April 2012





Any Questions?


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http://www.crossref.org/crossmark




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