Last month, the Council of Science Editors convened a webinar to discuss “peer review: different models and what’s changing“. PeerJ presented, alongside Keith Collier of Rubriq and Eva Amsen of F1000 Research, and the embedded Slideshare below (with audio) is the PeerJ segment. Our presentation outlines how the innovations we have introduced into the PeerJ peer-review process are designed to counter some of the failings that we see in the typical peer review process. You are free to download, re-use and share this presentation.
If you would like to experience the PeerJ peer-review process for yourself then both PeerJ and PeerJ PrePrints are now fully open for your submissions.
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Also, see this similar (but subtly different!) presentation to the ICML 2013 conference (International Conference on Machine Learning): http://www.slideshare.net/PBinfield/peer-review-at-peer-j-for-icml