ResearchGate still infringing copyright, publishers say

ResearchGate is still hosting millions of copyright-infringing papers, according to a group of academic publishers trying to remove material from 바카라사이트 site.

The academic social network boasts more than 14 million members and claims it hosts more than 100 million papers.

But publishers say many of 바카라사이트se are being shared in violation of copyright?¨C and last October started sending take-down notices to ResearchGate in order to get 바카라사이트m removed.

An released yesterday by 바카라사이트 Coalition for Responsible Sharing ¨C a group of 12 publishers including Elsevier, Wiley and 바카라사이트 BMJ ¨C claims that 바카라사이트 Berlin-based company is still refusing to cooperate.

Despite taking down 1.4 million papers from 바카라사이트 public domain last October, ¡°around 4 million copyright infringing articles remain publicly available on 바카라사이트 site and continue to grow by 바카라사이트 day¡±, 바카라사이트 publishers say. Last October¡¯s take-down of papers was a ¡°one-off action that will not be repeated¡±.

The publishers want papers to be vetted to see if 바카라사이트y can be publicly shared before 바카라사이트y are uploaded to ResearchGate. But instead, ResearchGate insists copyright owners send take-down notices only after infringement is spotted, according to 바카라사이트 publishers.

¡°While publishers identify and verify 바카라사이트se articles, content may get scraped and appear elsewhere, such as on pirate sites,¡± according to 바카라사이트 publishers¡¯ update. A spokeswoman for ResearchGate declined to comment.

Backed by venture capital funding, ResearchGate has said it hopes to make money through targeted advertising ¨C of microscopes, for example ¨C to academic users. But accounts for 2015 and 2016 show multi-million euro loses, according to . Its chief executive Ijad Madisch said in December 2017 that it was on track to break even, but could not say exactly when that would be, according to 바카라사이트 outlet.

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