crossref annual meeting 2012 crosscheck crossmark rachael lammey

CrossRef Annual Meeting 2012Rachael Lammey, Product Manager(rlammey@crossref.org)

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• Launched in 2008

• Software that analyses and compares text

• Database of content to check text against

• 364 publishers• Over 33.6 million content items indexed

• 79,500 titles• Over 50,000 documents being screened each

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Results: :

• Shift to checking on submission: 25% in 2009 to 42% in 2012

• Percentage of manuscripts checked: 19% more than 80% in 2012 vs 4% in 2009

• 73% of users had detected plagiarised content using CrossCheck vs 45% in 2009

• Across a wide spread of subject areas

• Use of CrossCheck being publicised

• How can people get more information?

• New UK office and contact• New features in iThenticate system:

• Section Exclusion

• File size increase

• Speed

• CrossCheck Branding

• Document Viewer

iThenticate Updates

Content changes

When it does, readers need to know

CrossMark

CrossMark and PDFs

CrossMark updates

Does this article have corrections?

• A logo that identifies a publisher-maintained copy of a piece of content

• Clicking the logo tells you:

• Whether there have been any updates (even on PDFs!)

• If this copy is being maintained by the publisher

• Where the publisher-maintained version is

• Other important publication record information

What is CrossMark?

What kind of Publication Record information could be available?• Funding disclosures

• Conflict 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

• and more...

Technical Information?

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

• CrossMark launched on 27th April 2012

• Over 60,000 CrossMark deposits since launch with 350 plus updates

• Working with over 20 publishers on CrossMark implementation

rlammey@crossref.org

http://www.crossref.org/crossmark