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He said there was an argument that there has been a vicious downward spiral that oppresses the discipline, by making the quality scholarship susceptible to judgements about sales appeal for titles ... About the speaker. Emeritus Professor Tom Cochrane

He said there was an argument that there has been a vicious downward spiral that oppresses the discipline, by making the quality scholarship susceptible to judgements about sales appeal for titles ... These files contain all the information about the page

It also triggered a Twitter conversation about the analogy of the airline industry (and how poorly they treat their customers). ... There was discussion about the question ‘what form should OA publishing take in Eastern and Southern Europe?’.

He said there was an argument that there has been a vicious downward spiral that oppresses the discipline, by making the quality scholarship susceptible to judgements about sales appeal for titles ... About the speaker. Emeritus Professor Tom Cochrane

There was discussion about the question ‘what form should OA publishing take in Eastern and Southern Europe?’. ... Conference of the Open Access Publishing Association was held in Vienna (see the blog about the event).

He said there was an argument that there has been a vicious downward spiral that oppresses the discipline, by making the quality scholarship susceptible to judgements about sales appeal for titles ... About the speaker. Emeritus Professor Tom Cochrane

He said there was an argument that there has been a vicious downward spiral that oppresses the discipline, by making the quality scholarship susceptible to judgements about sales appeal for titles ... If you create useful services, there is no need to

A Twitter observation about the JIF was “damned if you do or damned if you don’t”. ... It also triggered a Twitter conversation about the analogy of the airline industry (and how poorly they treat their customers).

He said there was an argument that there has been a vicious downward spiral that oppresses the discipline, by making the quality scholarship susceptible to judgements about sales appeal for titles ... About the speaker. Emeritus Professor Tom Cochrane

It also triggered a Twitter conversation about the analogy of the airline industry (and how poorly they treat their customers). ... There was discussion about the question ‘what form should OA publishing take in Eastern and Southern Europe?’.

He said there was an argument that there has been a vicious downward spiral that oppresses the discipline, by making the quality scholarship susceptible to judgements about sales appeal for titles ... About the speaker. Emeritus Professor Tom Cochrane

He said there was an argument that there has been a vicious downward spiral that oppresses the discipline, by making the quality scholarship susceptible to judgements about sales appeal for titles ... About the speaker. Emeritus Professor Tom Cochrane

He said there was an argument that there has been a vicious downward spiral that oppresses the discipline, by making the quality scholarship susceptible to judgements about sales appeal for titles ... These files contain all the information about the page

about the best place to keep the data and issues with data sharing in the biological sciences. ... He said there was an argument that there has been a vicious downward spiral that oppresses the discipline, by making the quality scholarship susceptible to

He said there was an argument that there has been a vicious downward spiral that oppresses the discipline, by making the quality scholarship susceptible to judgements about sales appeal for titles ... About the speaker. Emeritus Professor Tom Cochrane

It also triggered a Twitter conversation about the analogy of the airline industry (and how poorly they treat their customers). ... There was discussion about the question ‘what form should OA publishing take in Eastern and Southern Europe?’.

There was discussion about the question ‘what form should OA publishing take in Eastern and Southern Europe?’. ... Conference of the Open Access Publishing Association was held in Vienna (see the blog about the event).

It also triggered a Twitter conversation about the analogy of the airline industry (and how poorly they treat their customers). ... There was discussion about the question ‘what form should OA publishing take in Eastern and Southern Europe?’.

It also triggered a Twitter conversation about the analogy of the airline industry (and how poorly they treat their customers). ... There was discussion about the question ‘what form should OA publishing take in Eastern and Southern Europe?’.

It also triggered a Twitter conversation about the analogy of the airline industry (and how poorly they treat their customers). ... There was discussion about the question ‘what form should OA publishing take in Eastern and Southern Europe?’.

There was discussion about the question ‘what form should OA publishing take in Eastern and Southern Europe?’. ... Conference of the Open Access Publishing Association was held in Vienna (see the blog about the event).

It also triggered a Twitter conversation about the analogy of the airline industry (and how poorly they treat their customers). ... There was discussion about the question ‘what form should OA publishing take in Eastern and Southern Europe?’.

He said there was an argument that there has been a vicious downward spiral that oppresses the discipline, by making the quality scholarship susceptible to judgements about sales appeal for titles ... These files contain all the information about the page