Topics from January, 2010
- Annual Costs Per Deposit of Hosting Refereed Research Output Centrally Versus Institutionally
Posted by on Sunday, January 31. 2010
- Replies to Questions of Retiring Editor of Poultry Science
Posted by on Saturday, January 30. 2010
- Arxiv Arcana
Posted by on Saturday, January 30. 2010
- U Ghent & U Reading: Belgium's 4th & UK's 29th OA Mandate
Posted by on Saturday, January 30. 2010
- Simplify OA Deposit But Leave It In the Mandatee's Hands
Posted by on Saturday, January 30. 2010
- Harvard's Recommendations to President Obama on Public Access Policy
Posted by on Tuesday, January 26. 2010
- Sub-sidy/scription Business Model for Sustaining ArXiv?
Posted by on Saturday, January 23. 2010
- Italy: 16 new Green Open Access Thesis Deposit Mandates registered in ROARMAP
Posted by on Friday, January 22. 2010
- On Open Access: "Gratis" and "Libre"
Posted by on Thursday, January 21. 2010
- Italy's 4th Thesis Mandate
Posted by on Tuesday, January 19. 2010
- Preference Surveys and Self-Fulfilling Prophecies: Do Users Prefer No Access To Postprint Access?
Posted by on Sunday, January 17. 2010
- Rector Proposes Green OA Deposit Mandate for Erasmus University, Rotterdam
Posted by on Sunday, January 17. 2010
- Leo Waaijers' "Non-Proprietary Peer Review" Proposal
Posted by on Saturday, January 16. 2010
- Creating Institutional Repositories Is Not the Problem
Posted by on Saturday, January 16. 2010
- ROAR Registry of Open Access Repositories Upgraded to Power of EPrints Functionality
Posted by on Friday, January 8. 2010
- Log Ratios, Effect Size, and a Mandated OA Advantage?
Posted by on Thursday, January 7. 2010
- Universities UK on Open Access, Metrics, Mandates and the Research Excellence Framework
Posted by on Wednesday, January 6. 2010
- Whether Self-Selected or Mandated, Open Access Increases Citation Impact for Higher Quality Research
Posted by on Tuesday, January 5. 2010
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