This week we are pleased to feature a guest post from Dr. Salim Moussa, Assistant Professor of Marketing at ISEAH at the University of Gafsa in Tunisia. Dr Moussa has recently published some research on the impact predatory journals have had on the discipline of marketing and, together with Cabells’ Simon Linacre, has some cautionary words for his fellow researchers in that area.
Cabells and Inera present free webinar: Flagging Predatory Journals to Fight “Citation Contamination”
Cabells and Inera are excited to co-sponsor the free on-demand webinar "Flagging Predatory Journals to Fight 'Citation Contamination'" now available to stream via SSP OnDemand. Originally designed as a sponsored session for the 2020 SSP Annual Meeting, this webinar is presented by Kathleen Berryman of Cabells and Liz Blake of Inera, with assistance from Bruce … Continue reading Cabells and Inera present free webinar: Flagging Predatory Journals to Fight “Citation Contamination”
The A-Z’s of predatory publishing
Earlier this year Cabells published an A-Z list of issues regarding predatory publishing practices, with one tweet a week going through the entire alphabet. In this week’s blog, Simon Linacre republishes all 26 tweets in one place as a kind of primer on how to successfully deal with the phenomenon.