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OpenAlex covers nearly every OJS journal

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We’re excited to announce that 95% of the 55,705 active Open Journal Systems (OJS) journals now have articles in OpenAlex, up from 80%. Over the past month we added 10,870 journals and now harvest 21,864 directly from their own feeds, up from 50. OJS is an open-source publishing platform from the Public Knowledge Project (PKP). […]

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Topic: OpenAlex covers nearly every OJS journal
Source website: blog.openalex.org
Publication date at source: 2026-10-14
Collection date on DzCademia: 2026-10-21

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