From: "Ciallis, Lydia" <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Wed, 30 Apr 2014 13:57:56 +0000


***Apologies for cross posting***

Knowledge where you are with the Taylor & Francis updated mobile platform

Taylor & Francis has launched an updated version of its mobile
platform, offering an enhanced reading experience, improved navigation
and search, social sharing, in-app purchasing, and easier
institutional access for all those who visit Taylor & Francis Online
using their tablets or smartphones.

Users who discover, browse and read research articles on their mobile
devices will be able to personalize their view, create favourite
articles and share them easily across Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and
via email. Articles are in a magazine style format, with accompanying
images full screen, making browsing and reading more in tune with the
digital experience expected by today’s researcher. References and
citations are also quick to check, enabling users to quickly follow
the research chain, jumping from one article into its references and
on to those who have cited it.

Users can browse by journal, or search by keywords across the abstract
or full text of the article. You can narrow the results by
publication, author or article title and, once you are in an article,
you can select your view by sections, figures, references or
citations.

For those accessing via their institution it is also easy to ‘pair’ a
device with an institutional login, meaning users can have full access
using their institution’s subscription for up to 180 days before
needing to ‘re-pair’. For researchers trying to access articles away
from campus this means they won’t be frustrated by a paywall, wherever
they are. Plus all Taylor & Francis open access content now has a
dedicated section, with free-to-view articles quick to find. Authors
who choose to publish open access can do so knowing their research
will be highly visible on both Taylor & Francis’ standard and mobile
platforms.

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Kind regards,

Elaine Devine, Communications Manager (Author Relations)
Taylor & Francis Group
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