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Hence for example both the German and English version of Deutsches Ärzteblatt’s medical scientific articles are available cost-free. Numerous journals subscribe to this idea. This is the primary argument of the so-called open access movement. Research funding bodies and state bodies argue that, since research is financed with public money, its results and the publications in which they appear should be available to all citizens. These costs are borne mainly by researchers without university affiliations, particularly those from developing countries, while university based researchers, primarily, benefit from electronic database search facilities.Īgainst this background, there are increasingly insistent demands for free, unlimited access to all scientific results.

This rapidly brings the cost of a literature search to several hundred dollars.

Many publishers charge between $15 and $30 per article. Anyone searching the scientific literature anywhere other than in a large university library soon realizes that most recent publications are available online, but at a price.

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