Topics from May, 2009
- Against Squandering Scarce Library Funds on Pre-Emptive Gold OA Without First Mandating Green OA
Posted by on Tuesday, May 26. 2009
- 83rd Green Open Access Self-Archiving Mandate: University of Pretoria, South Africa
Posted by on Monday, May 25. 2009
- The Accelerating Worldwide Adoption Rate for Green Open Access Self-Archiving Mandates
Posted by on Saturday, May 23. 2009
- Definitive Answer: II
Posted by on Saturday, May 23. 2009
- The Definitive Answer: Deposit All Final Drafts, Immediately Upon Acceptance for Publication
Posted by on Thursday, May 21. 2009
- India's 3rd Green Open Access Self-Archiving Mandate: Planet's 82nd
Posted by on Wednesday, May 20. 2009
- Southampton's Open Access Champion Wendy Hall elected to the Royal Society
Posted by on Monday, May 18. 2009
- 4th Library Faculty Green OA Mandate; Planet's 81st: Gustavus Adolphus College
Posted by on Sunday, May 17. 2009
- Against Squandering Scarce Research Funds on Pre-Emptive Gold OA Without First Mandating Green OA
Posted by on Friday, May 15. 2009
- Score 9 for Arthur Sale's "Patchwork" Mandate Proposal: U Oregon Departmental Mandate
Posted by on Friday, May 15. 2009
- Canada's 7th Green OA Mandate; Planet's 79th: U. Calgary Libraries
Posted by on Monday, May 11. 2009
- Heidelberger Appell Abgepellt
Posted by on Saturday, May 9. 2009
- 12th US Green Open Access Mandate; Planet's 78th: U. Oregon Library Faculty
Posted by on Friday, May 8. 2009
- Heidelberg Appeal Peeled
Posted by on Tuesday, May 5. 2009
- Heidelberg Humanities Hocus Pocus
Posted by on Monday, May 4. 2009
- Open Access Tracking Project (OATP)
Posted by on Sunday, May 3. 2009
- Peter Suber Appointed Berkman Fellow at Harvard
Posted by on Saturday, May 2. 2009
- Conflicts of Interest in Open Access
Posted by on Friday, May 1. 2009
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