Topics from July, 2007
- "Permission Barriers" are a red herring for OA: Keystrokes are our only real barrier
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- On Needlessly Complicating the Immediately Attainable
Posted by on Monday, July 23. 2007
- Copyright retention is not a prerequisite for self-archiving
Posted by on Thursday, July 12. 2007
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