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17 Jan 2022: uk/blogs/murrayrust/?p=940 Richard Van Noorden – writing in the RSC’s Chemistry World – has described the eChemistry repository project, Microsoft ventures into open access chemistry. ... ventures into open access chemistry/a.

17 Jan 2022: April 27th, 2008 at 11:41 am We are aware that our current MDPI copyright statement is not in line with the BBB definitions on open access. ... So this discussion about MDPI and open access will soon be part of history.

17 Jan 2022: I was excited to see the following in Peter Suber’s Open Access Blog:. ... This entry was posted in open issues.

17 Jan 2022: Because the lights now appear to be out for good at IJC, are its articles lost forever?The good news is that by retaining copyright, authors of Open Access articles have ... With Open Access, the author is in control of keeping their article publicly

17 Jan 2022: I commented factually on a journal published by Libertas Academica (“Open Access” at libertas academica). ... OA journals “market” themselves to authors) and have been added to the blacklist of spamming open access publishers.

17 Jan 2022: Suber, P. Guerilla OA. Open Access News. 21 August, 2008. ). ... Yet it was five Law Lords who allowed the Appeal and held that the Minister had exceeded his powers in framing the byelaws so as to prevent access to common land’.

17 Jan 2022: Suber, Open Access News Dean Giustini, UBC’s John Willinsky – … a href="/pmr/2007/08/13/lemon8-xml-and-theses/"Continue reading span class="meta-nav"→/span/a div ... Open Access News/aa href="http://www.earlham.edu/%7Epeters/fos/fosblog.html"img

17 Jan 2022: Zerhouni seems hell-bent on imposing an “open access” model of publishing on researchers receiving NIH grants. ... This is unlikely to satisfy open-access advocates, who will continue to push for immediate posting of the research.

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. The high cost of the lack of open data. ... Bookmark theOne Response to The high cost of the lack of open data.

17 Jan 2022: 15:39 26/02/2008, Peter Suber, Open Access News. ... That is why I have urged publishers to prepare for Open Access (and Open Data) as it seems inevitable.

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. Does Open Access cause Cancer or cure it? ... The headline screams:. Open access’ move puts thousands of UK jobs at risk.

17 Jan 2022: project, Microsoft ventures into open access chemistry. ... ventures into open access chemistry/a.

17 Jan 2022: I have in mind in particular Peter Suber’s Open Access News blog, but also blogs such as those of– all ripe with contemporary accounts and robust views on matters of ... Some bloggers spend hours or more on a popst. Bill Hooker has an incredible set

17 Jan 2022: Overwhelmed by the feeling of welcome. FWIW I visit Peter Sefton next week where we hope to hack some ICE, then to Margaret Henty’s meeting on Open Access, then a

17 Jan 2022: Whether you support Open Access and Open Data or believe that Closed Access and patents are the best way of promoting high quality science, there is no doubt about the fact ... The second issue we wish to highlight is that of access to science itself.

17 Jan 2022: The actual document (AAP PR Campaign against Open Access and Public Access to Federally Funded Research: Update re the PRISM Coalition) is relatively small and worth looking at. ... PMR: ARL has been among the foremost supporters of Open Access and change

17 Jan 2022: wasn’t reading Peter Suber’s Open Access News blog on a daily basis. ... 3) I am, of course, a strong supporter of Open Access, and the logical premise that OA implies Open Data.

17 Jan 2022: Here’s a post from a little while ago. TA publishers thinking about how to build on OA repositories 19:19 08/10/2007, Peter Suber, Open Access News: Stephane Goldstein ... UK Prime Minister endorses public access to public info (Peter Suber, Open

17 Jan 2022: I believe this figure makes sense. Nature “has to charge” 10000 USD for an open-access paper because it is selling glory. ... Nature’s editor-in-chief Philip Campbell says that the journal would have to charge more than £6,500 for gold open-access

17 Jan 2022: class="title"a href="http://blog.okfn.org/2007/12/17/good-news-for-open-data-protocol-for-implementing-open-access-data-open-data-commons-pddl-and-cczero/"Good news for ... protocol/"Protocol for Implementing Open Access Data/a:/p blockquotepThe Protocol

17 Jan 2022: https://wordpress.org/?v=5.8.3 By: Links – MSNokia Passes Blame, Bill Gates pushes GMOs, Open Access news | Techrights /pmr/2012/02/05/open-access-and-eric-raymond/#comment-3422 ... Links – MSNokia Passes Blame, Bill Gates pushes GMOs, Open Access

17 Jan 2022: My most important reading is Peter Suber’s Open Access News an incredible wealth of high-quality reading. ... In physics, open access is mainstream, with open access archiving peacefully coexisting with traditional publishing.

17 Jan 2022: 18:45 18/08/2007, Peter Suber, Open Access News. ... Tim Brody, Les Carr, Yves Gingras, Chawki Hajjem, Stevan Harnad, and Alma Swan, Incentivizing the Open Access Research Web: Publication-Archiving, Data-Archiving and Scientometrics.

17 Jan 2022: to add hash codes to protect the digital integrity).br / Creative Commons is well known outside Open Access and has a large following. ... class="title"a

17 Jan 2022: I am honoured to have been asked by Liz Lyon and Les Carr to give the opening keynote at Open Repositories 2008 at Southampton. ... From Open Access News: UAuckland to embed CC metadata for theses in its IR 03:43 01/03/2008, Gavin Baker, Open Access News

17 Jan 2022: From Open Access News: UAuckland to embed CC metadata for theses in its IR 03:43 01/03/2008, Gavin Baker, Open Access News Michelle Thorne, University of Auckland embeds CC ... From Peter Suber’s Open Access Blog: Robert Massie on OA 15:39 26/02/2008,

17 Jan 2022: Pfizer explores data sharing with Science Commons. 17:54 24/10/2006, Peter Suber, Open Access News. ... Pfizer is exploring data sharing with Science Commons. … [.] p[…] Commons in the pharma industry?I was excited to see the following in Peter Suber

17 Jan 2022: From Peter Suber’s blog TA journal deposits its new articles in PMC after six months 17:26 04/10/2007, Peter Suber, Open Access News Emma Hill, JCB content automatically ... From Peter Suber’s blog. This time a real threat to peer review and quality

17 Jan 2022: Comments on: Open Access article in C&E news /pmr/2008/02/07/open-access-article-in-ce-news/ A Scientist and the Web Thu, 07 Feb 2008 14:35:18

17 Jan 2022: Followers of Peter Suber’s blog know that he is one of the fairest, most objective, writers and thinkers on Open Access. ... And, of course, if you publish in Open Access journals there is no place to hide.

17 Jan 2022: via Open Access News). See also Peter Murray-Rust on Trust in scientific publishing. ... Bookmark [.] p[…] published 6 fake journals! (via Open Access News).

17 Jan 2022: Here’s a post from a little while ago. TA publishers thinking about how to build on OA repositories 19:19 08/10/2007, Peter Suber, Open Access News: Stephane Goldstein ... UK Prime Minister endorses public access to public info (Peter Suber, Open

17 Jan 2022: From Peter Suber’s blog TA journal deposits its new articles in PMC after six months 17:26 04/10/2007, Peter Suber, Open Access News Emma Hill, JCB content automatically ... From Peter Suber’s blog. This time a real threat to peer review and quality

17 Jan 2022: From Open Access News:. ... 15:39 26/02/2008, Peter Suber, Open Access News.

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17 Jan 2022: My most important reading is Peter Suber’s Open Access News an incredible wealth of high-quality reading. ... Because the lights now appear to be out for good at IJC, are its articles lost forever?The good news is that by retaining copyright, authors

17 Jan 2022: Peter Suber blogs: House vote on OA mandate next Tuesday  (Open Access News) Yesterday when I posted the good news that the House Appropriations Committee had approved an OA mandate for ... xx My survey of “open access” in chemistry publishers is

17 Jan 2022: Continuing our exploration of Open Access – let’s stick with chemistry (after all I don’t know about anything else). ... Peter Suber reports: Download milestone for BMC article 20:34 06/07/2007, Peter Suber, Open Access News Iain Hrynaszkiewicz,

17 Jan 2022: Overwhelmed by the feeling of welcome. FWIW I visit Peter Sefton next week where we hope to hack some ICE, then to Margaret Henty’s meeting on Open Access, then a ... Covergae of several aspects of Open Access and Open Data.

17 Jan 2022: I am trying to follow up the value and deficiencies of attaching a formal Open Data licence to a chunk of information. ... This should be of interest to those interested in cyberscience and collaborative projects: WHO launches OA portal on tropical

17 Jan 2022: 23:06 11/05/2008, Peter Suber, Open Access News. ... Stevan Harnad, Lower Bound Needed for Permission-Barrier-Free Open Access, Open Access Archivangelism, May 4, 2008.

17 Jan 2022: From Open Access News: UAuckland to embed CC metadata for theses in its IR 03:43 01/03/2008, Gavin Baker, Open Access News Michelle Thorne, University of Auckland embeds CC ... From Peter Suber’s Open Access Blog: Robert Massie on OA 15:39 26/02/2008,

17 Jan 2022: In his latest monthly newsletter Peter Suber deviates from his normal summarising and instead indicates how the principles of John Stuart Mill apply to Open Access. ... Some very welcome news from Peter Suber’s blog. The committed Open Access

17 Jan 2022: Labeling with “open access” doesn’t work./p p class="content" /p /pmr/2008/01/18/932/feed/ 0 What sort of repositories do we want? ... In the long run, many hope faculty will place the results of their scholarship into institutional repositories

17 Jan 2022: We are starting an Open Notebook project to determine whether theoretical calculations and experimental observations agree – or rather within what limits. ... From Peter Suber’s blog TA journal deposits its new articles in PMC after six months 17:26

17 Jan 2022: 19:19 08/10/2007, Peter Suber, Open Access News: Stephane Goldstein has blogged some notes on the ALPSP conference, Repositories – for better or worse? ... That’s one of our next steps. Posted inPosted on November 2, 2007 byPeter Suber, Open Access

17 Jan 2022: The University of Cambridge has been given a grant to cover costs associated with Open Access publishing. ... Peter Suber has been working with colleagues to create a Wiki of Open Access Data repositories.

17 Jan 2022: Via Peter Suber. Although the full post is important for Open Access new, I concentrate on an XML tool I hadn’t heard of:. ... Perhaps not surprisingly Google sees little linking to the chemical blogosphere but a lot to Open Access and Open Data.

17 Jan 2022: But one look at their Open Access products shows shoddiness, don’t-care, incompetence. ... including several outside mainstream publishing. The press release was. reported in full by Peter Suber on his Open Access News blog.

17 Jan 2022: SPECTRA-T projects in capturing scientific data at source.br / I am impressed by the Australian commitment to Open Access, Open Data and collaborative working. ... 10_fosblogarchive.html"More on removing permission barriers/a/spanspan class="updated"