Topics from March, 2009
- The "Great Conversation" Begins At Home: U. Michigan's Open Access Week
Posted by on Tuesday, March 31. 2009
- On Throwing Money At Gold OA Without First Mandating Green OA, Again
Posted by on Saturday, March 28. 2009
- Spain's 3rd and 4th Green OA Mandates, Planet's 71st and 72nd
Posted by on Saturday, March 28. 2009
- Richard Poynder Interviews Helene Bosc: OA's French Connection
Posted by on Friday, March 27. 2009
- OA and P2P: The Similarities and Dissimilarities
Posted by on Friday, March 27. 2009
- The Need to Cross-Validate and Initialize Multiple Metrics Jointly Against Peer Ratings
Posted by on Thursday, March 19. 2009
- MIT Adopts World's 70th Green Open Access Self-Archiving Mandate
Posted by on Thursday, March 19. 2009
- Harvard's 3rd Green OA Mandate, Planet's 69th: John F. Kennedy School of Government
Posted by on Monday, March 16. 2009
- Scaling to Global OA: Parallel Local Green/Gold Is OK, But Gold Alone First, No Way
Posted by on Saturday, March 14. 2009
- Planet's 1st Library Faculty Green OA Mandate: 7th US Mandate, 68th Worldwide
Posted by on Friday, March 13. 2009
- Another Winning Article From OA's Chronicler and Conscience: Richard Poynder
Posted by on Wednesday, March 11. 2009
- University of California: Throwing Money At Gold OA Without Mandating Green OA
Posted by on Monday, March 9. 2009
- Harvard Mandate Adds ID/OA to its FAQ
Posted by on Monday, March 9. 2009
- On "Gold Fever," HR 801, and Matters of Substance
Posted by on Sunday, March 8. 2009
- U. Edinburgh: Scotland's 6th Green OA Mandate, UK's 22nd, Planet's 67th
Posted by on Sunday, March 8. 2009
- Conyers Bill H.R. 801 Has Nothing to Do With Open-Access Journals
Posted by on Saturday, March 7. 2009
- Rep. John Conyers Explains his Bill H.R. 801 in the Huffington Post
Posted by on Saturday, March 7. 2009
- Harvard Medical School Proposes Harvard's 3rd Green OA Mandate
Posted by on Saturday, March 7. 2009
- More OA Somnambulism: Conflating the Journal Affordability and Research Accessibility Problems, Again
Posted by on Thursday, March 5. 2009
- Lawrence Lessig's Critique of the Conyers Bill (H.R. 201) to Overturn the NIH OA Mandate
Posted by on Wednesday, March 4. 2009
- Switzerland's 4th Green OA Mandate, Planet's 66th: U. St. Gallen
Posted by on Wednesday, March 4. 2009
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