Diagnostic Pathology in 2011: reflecting on the development of an open access journal during the last six years.
Today, electronic communication is involved in all parts of our lives, either in a directed active, communicative, or passive manner. Whether to live with electronic communication or to ignore it is no longer a question. Instead, the question we have to answer is: How shall we live in our communicative environment? What can we expect? What are we forced to develop in order "to survive"? This Editorial written at the end of a really successful year of our journal Diagnostic Pathology tries to give some answers from different points of view:
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