Journal of Virtual Reality and Broadcasting

Publication Information

Title
Journal of Virtual Reality and Broadcasting (jvrb) [English]
ISSNs
Electronic: 1860-2037
URL
https://www.jvrb.org/
Publishers
Digital Peer Publishing NRW (DiPP-NRW) [Commercial Publisher]

Publisher Policy

Open Access pathways permitted by this journal's policy are listed below by article version. Click on a pathway for a more detailed view.

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None
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OA Publishing
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Embargo
No Embargo
Location
  • Any Website
  • Journal Website
Conditions
  • Published source must be acknowledged with citation
  • Publisher license must be acknowledged
Notes
Digital Peer Publishing Licence DPPL, English version 2.0

Accepted Version

None
Any Repository, Journal Website
OA Publishing
This pathway includes Open Access publishing
Embargo
No Embargo
Copyright Owner
Authors
Location
  • Any Repository
  • Journal Website
Conditions
  • Authors' pre-print should be accompanied by a statement to indicate it is not the published version
  • Author's pre-print must be 25% different from final article.
  • Publisher license must be acknowledged

Submitted Version

None
Any Repository, Journal Website
OA Publishing
This pathway includes Open Access publishing
Embargo
No Embargo
Copyright Owner
Authors
Location
  • Any Repository
  • Journal Website
Conditions
  • Authors' pre-print should be accompanied by a statement to indicate it is not the published version
  • Author's pre-print must be 25% different from final article.
  • Publisher license must be acknowledged

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Record Information

ID
26743
Policy IDs
1242
Date Created
15 May 2014 15:05:00 UTC
Last Modified
11 May 2023 07:27:39 UTC
URI
https://v2.sherpa.ac.uk/id/publication/26743

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