Open Access Policy and Ethical Guidelines
MEMORIAMEDIA Review follows the ethical guidelines for publications edited by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), viewable on the COPE website.
Policy of screening for plagiarism
Papers submitted to MEMORIAMEDIA Review will be screened for plagiarism using Copyscape and Google search.
To report plagiarism:
- Inform us about the article plagiarized - what and where?
- If the plagiarism is proved, editors promote a disciplinary meeting.
- We will communicate with the editor of the original publisher.
- The author will be asked to explain the situation.
- We will reject the article plagiarized, the author will be blacklisted to submit articles for at least 6 years, and the affiliation institution will be informed.
The contents of the MEMORIAMEDIA Review are free and open access. All contents are allowed to be sharing by the Creative Commons system, i.e., since the information source and the authorship are referenced.
Copyright Notice
The copyright for contents published in this review belong to the author, with first publication rights granted to the e-journal. As an open access publication, articles, documentaries, ethnographic records, artistic creations, interviews and critical recensions are free to use, with proper attribution, in educational and non-commercial applications.
The author who is submitting contents for publication in the MEMORIAMEDIA Review are legally responsible for ensuring that the work does not infringe the copyright issues, exempting the review for any failure regarding this guarantee.
Privacy Policy
The names and addresses provided in the submission and publication of contents process will be used exclusively for the stated purposes of this e-journal and will not be made available for other purposes or to others.
Creative Commons
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