Topics from September, 2007
- Success Rate of the First of the Self-Archiving Mandates: Southampton ECS
Posted by on Sunday, September 30. 2007
- Journal Title Migration and University Resource Reallocation
Posted by on Thursday, September 27. 2007
- Pipe-Dreams and Premonitions
Posted by on Saturday, September 22. 2007
- Filibusters Flourish: Yet Another OA "Study" Commissioned By Biosciences Federation
Posted by on Friday, September 21. 2007
- Tripping on Tipping Points: Jubilatio Praecox
Posted by on Friday, September 21. 2007
- Hong Kong Research Grants Council Retries Requesting Rather than Requiring OA Self-Archiving
Posted by on Wednesday, September 19. 2007
- Comhghairdeas, Eire: Ireland Proposes Optimal OA Self-Archiving Mandate
Posted by on Tuesday, September 18. 2007
- Institutional Mandates and Institutional OA Repository Growth
Posted by on Tuesday, September 18. 2007
- On Janet Malcolm on Shipley & Schwalbe on Email in the New York Review: The Power of Skywriting
Posted by on Tuesday, September 18. 2007
- More Reasons for the Immediate Deposit Mandate and the Eprint Request Button
Posted by on Saturday, September 15. 2007
- US Citizens: Please Contact Your Senator To Support the NIH Open Access Mandate
Posted by on Thursday, September 13. 2007
- The "Double-Pay"/"Buy-Back" Argument for Open Access is Invalid
Posted by on Sunday, September 9. 2007
- Where There's No Access Problem There's No Open Access Advantage
Posted by on Friday, September 7. 2007
- 32nd Green OA Mandate: Kudos and Caveat
Posted by on Thursday, September 6. 2007
- Survey of UC Faculty Scholarly Communication Attitudes and Behaviors
Posted by on Thursday, September 6. 2007
- Canada's CIHR: 31st to Adopt a Green OA Self-Archiving Mandate
Posted by on Tuesday, September 4. 2007
- British Academy Report on Peer Review and Metrics
Posted by on Tuesday, September 4. 2007
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