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Data Science Journal is a peer-reviewed, free-access academic journal published by CODATA and hosted on the J-STAGE online platform for Japanese academic journals. It provides full-text articles, with 772 registered articles and advance publication listed on the journal home page.
The Internet TESL Journal is a free online journal for teachers of English as a second language. It published articles from 1995 through 2010, and the site now serves as an online resource book with articles on teaching techniques for EFL and ESL teachers. Its archives include articles and research papers, articles on teaching techniques, and lessons and lesson plans.
Tokyo Keizai University Institutional Repository is the university's institutional repository built on the DSpace platform. It collects, stores, and publicly shares the university's research and educational achievements. The repository hosts publications including the Journal of Tokyo Keizai University (Economics), Journal of Tokyo Keizai University (Business), Journal of Communication Studies, Tokyo Keizai Law Review, and Tokyo Keizai Journal of Humanities and Natural Sciences. Copyright for repository materials belongs to the respective authors or publishers, and use is limited to personal, educational, or research purposes as defined by copyright law.
Cambridge Core is the books and journals platform from Cambridge University Press, replacing Cambridge Journals Online and Cambridge Books Online. It hosts the publisher's academic content. Its accessibility information states that users can change colours, contrast levels and fonts through browser settings, and can zoom in up to 400% without text spilling off the screen for most of the website. Cambridge University Press describes a transparent pricing policy for journals, under which subscription prices reflect the amount of subscription content, with subscription read costs reduced as open access content increases.
The Modernist Journals Project provides high-quality digital scans and metadata of periodicals published from 1890 to 1922, free to the public. It supports the study of modernism in the English-speaking world and includes journals such as The Crisis, Poetry, and The Little Review.
The Hacienda del Alamo Daily Journal is an independent daily journal for the Hacienda del Álamo community in Murcia, Spain. It covers local news, events, live air quality and weather, golf conditions and restaurants for the golf resort and the Fuente Álamo expat community. Content is published in English, Spanish, Dutch and German and updated daily.
Index Copernicus describes itself as working on the parametrisation of science, describing scientific achievements in a unified metadata structure so they can be assessed. Its scientific databases include and parametrise data on scientific journals, research units, scientists and their achievements. Its IT systems support processing of metadata on evaluation events, using achievements of bibliometrics and scientometrics. It lists ICI Journals Master List and ICI Science Evaluation.
Genamics JournalSeek is a categorized database of scholarly journal information. It records journal descriptions, abbreviations, homepage links, subject categories and ISSNs, and the site states the database contains 39226 titles. Searching this information helps identify journals to publish in. The site notes that JournalSeek does not contain articles or abstracts.
Lighthouse Reports is a non-profit based in the Netherlands that leads complex transnational investigations. It blends traditional investigative journalism methods such as freedom of information requests with emerging techniques like open source investigation and data science, and works with media partners to publish public interest journalism.
MiniDML is a proof-of-concept project compiled and hosted by Cellule MathDoc that collates basic bibliographical data for mathematical digital articles in one place. It makes the data accessible through search or metadata retrieval, drawing on sources such as NUMDAM journals and seminars, CEDRAM journals, Gallica, Project Euclid and the math part of arXiv. Internal metadata is retrieved through the OAI protocol.
It is the institutional repository of the National Fisheries University. It hosts academic works including dissertations and journal articles, with a total of 1,299 records as of the snapshot. One recent submission is a 2026 article from the Journal of National Fisheries University documenting light-trap sampling of larval and juvenile fish species at the Gotsu Lighthouse in Shimane Prefecture, Japan.
Neue Politische Literatur is a review journal covering current research literature in modern German, European and non-European history and in theory-driven and historical political science. From 2026 it is published by the University and State Library of Darmstadt as a diamond open access journal, with articles and issues available free of charge on the website.
openDemocracy is an independent international media organisation headquartered in London, producing investigative and movement-focused journalism in English and Spanish on gender, geopolitics, migration, technology and rights. It publishes news, analysis and podcasts, reaching activists, policymakers, academics and civic leaders through its digital platforms and newsletters.
Redalyc is a scientific information system and network of scientific journals. It describes an open access, non-profit model owned by the academy, and lists journals across social sciences, natural and exact sciences, and arts and humanities. Its interface is available in Spanish, English, Portuguese and other languages.
The Intercept is a nonprofit news outlet founded in 2014 that investigates powerful individuals and institutions to expose corruption and injustice. It describes its journalism as an instrument of civic action and relies on reader donations as a key funding source. Its site carries reporting, commentary, podcasts and a newsletter.
The Marshall Islands Journal is the weekly newspaper of record in the Republic of the Marshall Islands. It publishes news and feature articles, including community and funding items such as beach cleanups supported by the Canada Fund for Local Initiatives and the Majuro Atoll Local Government.
Warminster Journal is a free fortnightly newspaper serving Warminster and surrounding villages. It distributes 9,000 printed copies door to door every fortnight, and its digital edition is available to read online for free. Founded in 1881, it covers local news, schools, clubs, organisations and community events. It is published by Wiltshire Publications Ltd, a family-owned business.
The ZBW Journal Data Archive is a service for editors of journals in economics and management. It provides infrastructure for managing and storing data sets of published articles and linking them to their corresponding publication. The service is free of charge for academic journals, and authors are invited to submit replication files. It succeeds a pilot application developed by the DFG-funded project EDaWaX.
The Media Room & Blue Book is a University of Toronto page for journalists. It lists recent U of T News stories and offers a Blue Book search of more than 1000 experts who can comment on news of the day. Media contact details and an after-hours media line are provided.
Academic Search is an academic research database offered by EBSCO. It provides access to more than 10,000 full-text journals spanning a wide range of academic disciplines, supporting research across numerous fields. Access to the database is available exclusively through participating institutions including academic libraries, universities, and other eligible organizations. The platform enables users to access peer-reviewed research, journal articles, and related scholarly resources for academic and professional purposes.
Contemporary Aesthetics is an international, interdisciplinary, peer- and blind-reviewed open-access online journal covering contemporary theory, research and application in aesthetics. It began publication in mid-2003 as annual volumes. Articles are double blind-peer-reviewed and added to the volume immediately after acceptance, with the volume growing during the year.
The AmaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism produces investigative stories that expose wrongdoing. It also advocates for information rights and media freedoms and provides training, editorial collaborations and organisational support to fellow media practitioners. A newsletter takes readers behind the headlines of its investigations.