Topics from March, 2007
- Mobilising Scholarly Society Membership Support for FRPAA and EC A1
Posted by on Friday, March 30. 2007
- Open Access Scientometrics and the UK Research Assessment Exercise
Posted by on Thursday, March 29. 2007
- Australian Productivity Commission Report: Trojan Horse-Play
Posted by on Tuesday, March 27. 2007
- Peter Suber's Fair and Gentle But Firm Rejoinders to OA Opponents
Posted by on Tuesday, March 27. 2007
- The European Commission has already mandated Green OA!
Posted by on Sunday, March 25. 2007
- Clarifying the Logic of Open Choice: I (of 2)
Posted by on Saturday, March 24. 2007
- What Students Can Do To Support OA
Posted by on Monday, March 19. 2007
- Forging An OA Alliance With R&D Industries and Mobilizing University Mandates
Posted by on Sunday, March 18. 2007
- Why Cornell's Institutional Repository Is Near-Empty
Posted by on Saturday, March 17. 2007
- Gold Fever and Trojan Folly
Posted by on Thursday, March 15. 2007
- Don't Count Your (Golden) Chickens Before Your (Green) Eggs Are Laid
Posted by on Thursday, March 15. 2007
- US and EU Both Have Petitions for OA Mandates
Posted by on Wednesday, March 14. 2007
- Double-Paying for Optional Gold OA Instead of Mandating Green OA While Subscriptions Are Still Paying for Publication: Trojan Folly
Posted by on Tuesday, March 13. 2007
- Trojan Horse from American Chemical Society: Caveat Emptor
Posted by on Thursday, March 8. 2007
- Physics World: The CERN Gold OA Initiative
Posted by on Thursday, March 8. 2007
- The Siren Call of Speculations About Publishing Reform
Posted by on Monday, March 5. 2007
- CETERUM CENSEO...
Posted by on Saturday, March 3. 2007
- On "Open Access" Publishers Who Oppose Open Access Self-Archiving Mandates
Posted by on Saturday, March 3. 2007
- Feedback on the Brussels EC Meeting on Open Access
Posted by on Thursday, March 1. 2007
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