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Grey literature refers to published or unpublished information not commercially available. It is not produced or distributed via traditional publication methods. Grey literature can include:
It is typically produced by government agencies, non-governmental organizations, or industry to be used internally or for wider distribution.
Grey literature can be a great source for current research because its distribution is not impacted by the delays characteristic of traditional commercial publishing. However, as such, grey literature does not typically undergo the rigour of peer review. Because of this, the quality can vary, and thus, it demands critical evaluation.
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