Recently our team uploaded details for DOI and we noticed that one of the file name has error. Impact of UK Beverage Industry Online Advertising on Consumer Perceptions: A Localized Strategic Approach
DOI: 10.63329/av3nz12323
We noticed that the uploaded details read instead of “Impact,” it reads “mpact. “I” is missing. Please if you can help us rectify this error. We are unable to resolve it..
ResearchGate stated that they cannot delete the file as it is on publisher end. We need help in rectifying the typographical error.
Great question. If you’d like to correct this error via the Web Deposit Form, simply resubmit all the metadata for this DOI, with the correctly spelled article title this time. Make sure that you enter the exact same DOI you previously registered (10.63329/av3nz12323) in the DOI field; you will want to be careful that you do not inadvertently register a second duplicate DOI for this article.
It may also be easier to correct the misspelling via our Metadata Manager. If you go to the Edit Record area of our Metadata Manager and log in with your depositor credentials, you can enter the DOI you wish to edit the metadata for:
From here, the metadata you previously submitted should appear within the text-entry fields. Find the article title, correct the spelling, and then proceed through the form to resubmit the DOI’s metadata record. This method should mean that you will not need to manually reenter all of the DOI’s metadata, unlike in the Web Deposit Form.
Let us know if this works for you, or if you have any other questions!
I assume you’re using the Metadata Manager to update your records? In this case, it looks like your older DOIs were submitted with a different journal title, Scientific Societal and Behavioral Research Center. To update this, you’ll need to access each DOI that was registered under this old title in the Metadata Manager.
Go to Edit Record and find or search the relevant DOI.
Navigate to the Journal page. You should see the old journal title and no ISSNs:
My recently published monograph with Edizioni Ca’ Foscari has been uploaded with my name listed as “Elisa Palomino Perez”. However, my author name across Crossref, Google Scholar and ORCID is “Elisa Palomino”.
Would it be possible to correct the author name in the publication metadata to “Elisa Palomino” so that the book is correctly linked to my existing research profile and publications?
I would be very grateful for your help with this issue.
Hey @elisapalomino, thanks for asking about this. I’m surmising that this relates to http://doi.org/10.30687/979-12-5742-074-1? Ideally an object’s metadata should match what appears within the object itself. From what I can see, you are credited as “Elisa Palomino” on the cover/title page/throughout the work, then yes, ideally this book’s DOI’s metadata should reflect that.
This isn’t a change that Crossref can make on your behalf, unfortunately. The responsibility for metadata accuracy and completeness lies with the publisher/DOI owner: Edizioni Ca’ Foscari. Have you been in contact with Edizioni Ca’ Foscari yet about updating the metadata record to reflect the name used throughout the publication? If they have any questions about this, you are welcome to direct them here or to our Support team.
Let me know if you’re having difficulty contacting them and we can try to reach out on your behalf.
If you run into any further questions please do not hesitate to ask!
