Will a low-cost, user-friendly open access journal steal the traditional publishers’ lunch?
Times Higher Education, March 2014
What I liked most about PeerJ ... is how PeerJ staff treated me in a friendly, human way... I have never seen articles looking that good graphically.
Author Review (Daniel Graziotin), March 2014
PeerJ is a handsome journal and easy to browse. ... a real attraction is what PeerJ calls academic contribution, a score that authors earn based on their activity across the journal.
[PDF] The Charleston Advisor, January 2014
PeerJ has worked hard to break with print publishing traditions. It is one of a few online journals I have seen that show that it was born digital.
The Library Journal, December 2013
Winner of the 2013 ALPSP Award for Publishing Innovation - "the whole structure is strikingly different to existing publishing models"
ALPSP, September 2013
Named as one of the Top 10 Educational Technology Innovators of 2013 - "open-access, peer-reviewed publishing platform offers a cheaper and faster alternative"
The Chronicle of Higher Education, April 2013
A low-cost open-access journal aims to modernise the act of publication.
Times Higher Education, 21 June 2012
PeerJ, Tim O'Reilly-Backed Open Access Journal, Challenges Academic Publishing Giants
Huffington Post, 12 June 2012
Journal offers flat fee for 'all you can publish'
Nature volume 486, page 166a, 12 June 2012
New Open Access Journal Lets Scientists Publish 'til They Perish
Science news, 12 June 2012
New OA Journal, Backed by O'Reilly, May Disrupt Academic Publishing
Library Journal, 12 June 2012
New and exciting kid on the block: PeerJ
Scientific American - A Blog Around the Clock, 12 June 2012
Pay (less) to publish: ambitious journal aims to disrupt scholarly publishing
Ars Technica, 12 June 2012
New Publishing Venture Gives Researchers Control Over Access
The Chronicle, 12 June 2012
Scholarly Publishing 2012: Meet PeerJ
Publishers Weekly, 12 June 2012
New front in "open access" science publishing row
Reuters, 12 June 2012
Somewhere along the way, the business of academic journals got stupidly misaligned with their raison d'etre.
PandoDaily, 12 June 2012
Read the full list of coverage of our original announcement and the publication of our first articles.