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May a publisher provide only a subset of its articles or journal content to PubMed Central?

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May a publisher provide only a subset of its articles or journal content to PubMed Central?

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Every journal that is accepted into PMC is encouraged to deposit its complete contents (original research, review articles, commentaries, editorials, letters, news items, etc.) in order to create a credible digital archive of the journal. A journal may choose to exclude certain types of material but, in most cases, must deposit all its primary research content, at a minimum. The exception to this minimum requirement occurs in the case where a publisher agrees to deposit all articles that fall under an open access or similar program covering selected articles from a range of journals. Examples of such programs are Blackwell Publishing’s Online Open, Oxford Journals’ Oxford Open, and Springer’s Open Choice.

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