Topics from June, 2006
- Fixing the few flaws in the RCUK self-archiving mandates by pinning down WHEN and WHERE to deposit
Posted by on Friday, June 30. 2006
- World OA Policy Sweepstakes: UK Retakes Commanding Lead
Posted by on Wednesday, June 28. 2006
- On Delaying and Disrupting OA
Posted by on Tuesday, June 27. 2006
- Joint Draft Agreement on Open Access in France
Posted by on Tuesday, June 27. 2006
- Testing the Royal Society's Assumptions about Open Access
Posted by on Sunday, June 25. 2006
- Mandating OA via Paid Publisher-Archiving (PPA) versus Author Self-Archiving (ASA)
Posted by on Sunday, June 25. 2006
- Position of CNRS (France) on Open Access
Posted by on Friday, June 23. 2006
- Royal Society Offers Open Choice: Giving With One Hand, Taking Back With the Other
Posted by on Thursday, June 22. 2006
- Open Access First; Then, Only If/When Necessary: Open Access Publication
Posted by on Wednesday, June 21. 2006
- Let 1000 RAE Metric Flowers Bloom: Avoid Matthew Effect as Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
Posted by on Wednesday, June 21. 2006
- Book-impact metric for research assessment in book-based disciplines: Self-archiving books' metadata and bibliographies
Posted by on Saturday, June 17. 2006
- Metrics-Based Assessment of Published, Peer-Reviewed Research
Posted by on Friday, June 16. 2006
- FRPAA and paying publishers to self-archive
Posted by on Thursday, June 15. 2006
- "CURES" trump publisher revenue risks: Public READS do not
Posted by on Tuesday, June 13. 2006
- Student/Practitioner/Patient/Public (SPPP) Access Comes With the OA Territory
Posted by on Tuesday, June 13. 2006
- How to Counter All Opposition to the FRPAA Self-Archiving Mandate
Posted by on Sunday, June 11. 2006
- Critique of American Association of Publishers' Critique of FRPAA Self-Archiving Mandate
Posted by on Saturday, June 10. 2006
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