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Exploring the New Horizons of Scholarly Publishing: A Deep Dive into OJS 3.4’s Latest Features

June 13, 2024 by 2020 Media

The world of scholarly publishing is witnessing a transformative phase with the advent of Open Journal Systems (OJS) 3.4, a platform that has consistently revolutionized the way academic journals are managed and disseminated. The Public Knowledge Project (PKP) has once again raised the bar with its latest release, OJS 3.4, which debuted on June 9,

What’s New in OJS 3.4

June 27, 2023 by 2020 Media

Learn about the new features and improvements in OJS 3.4, the open source journal management and publishing system, and why you should use 2020Media, a UK website hosting provider that specializes in OJS hosting.

2020Media: The Best UK Hosting Service for OJS Journals

June 27, 2023 by 2020 Media

Looking for a UK hosting service for your OJS journal? 2020Media offers fast, secure and affordable OJS hosting solutions for academic journals of all sizes and disciplines, fully based in the UK.

The Balancing Act: AI Web Scraping for Training Purposes June 26, 2024

In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a cornerstone of innovation, driving advancements across various sectors. One of the critical components in developing robust AI systems is training data, which is often sourced through web scraping. As we consider the practice of allowing AI to scrape customer websites for training data, […]

Understanding Nominet UK Domain Deletion Process and Drop Date February 12, 2024

This is a short post from UK Domain Registrar, 2020Media.com to help domain owners understand how to tell if they can still renew a .uk domain name or whether it has gone into the final deletion state. We end by suggesting ways to help re-register a domain it is too late to renew. UK Domain […]

Microsoft have two apps called Outlook and it’s causing chaos and confusion January 19, 2024

If you are a Windows user, you might have noticed that Microsoft has recently introduced a new app called “Outlook for Windows”, although once installed it’s just called “Outlook”. This app is supposed to replace the old Windows Mail app, which was the default email client for Windows 10. However, there is a catch: Microsoft […]