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17 Jan 2022: I think that many people, me included, are not in science for the prestige. ... next fellowship and finally to get tenure" or, for people that already has a permanent position, "to get the next grant".

17 Jan 2022: Scientists do science which they wish to communicate to other people, especially scientists. ... They are delighted when people read their papers. They never refuse permissions for people to re-use their material.

17 Jan 2022: There’s a splendid long-running program on the BBC – Desert Island Discs – which invites well known people (I hate the word celebrity and hope the concept disintegrates) to say what ... would not be keen on current compression formats as the aliens

17 Jan 2022: I also get the same vibe from many of the young people that see me after I speak on the topic. ... would not be keen on current compression formats as the aliens might not understand them).

17 Jan 2022: Scientists do science which they wish to communicate to other people, especially scientists. ... on Open Science (at least to people like me who don’t need convincing).

17 Jan 2022: Many people are put off by the hassle of reading Closed Access (e.g. ... or, for people that already has a permanent position, “to get the next grant”.

17 Jan 2022: It’s set up at Martine for 10 people, Wed 25 March, 7pm. ... I’ll summarize later. Here’s the last of my heroes – remember that these are the people who affect my.

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. eResearch: meeting people and a closed/open story. ... So I will rephrase my dictum:. “Patients assert that (closed access means people die)”.

17 Jan 2022: How many people who upload pictures to flickr really understand the licensing options available to them? ... Scientific images are different from people’s photographs. They are part of the scientific record.

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. rds2013: Why academia must look outward; “closed data means people die”. ... Bookmark theOne Response to #rds2013: Why academia must look outward; “closed data means people die”.

17 Jan 2022: Legal language uses “chilling” to describe when people or organizations are frightened of being sued or otherwise penalized. ... These papers contain literally billions of dollars of unrealised value but very few people care about this.

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. Ebola: Closed Access Means People Die, Free time is over at Wiley.

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. Ebola: Closed Access Means People Die (14-year old Nature paper costs 32 USD).

17 Jan 2022: Article 13 stops us publishing knowledge. Article 11 stops us telling people about knowledge. ... Especially young people. No future knowledge required. This is (hopefully) the first of several blogs.

17 Jan 2022: Stallman is one of those people who will always remain undercredited for his phenomenal achievements because of his spiky personality. ... Quite simply, he pissed off smart, well disposed people in all kinds of positions to help his mission by gratuitous

17 Jan 2022: We do not need people to process information.br / Who owns the data, and the copyright = physics says, who cares?

17 Jan 2022: This is the usual story of not really knowing the people from this community and not necessarily having a clear idea of what people within the field or community think the ... Not all is relevant to you. The people are often more important than the

17 Jan 2022: With the ODT/OOXML arena in many people’s minds groups like Peter … a href="/pmr/2008/06/11/ice-theorem-authoring-theses-has-never-been-easier/"Continue reading span ... With the ODT/OOXML arena in many people’s minds groups like Peter and

17 Jan 2022: oss2011 @okfn #oaweek After my talk at OSS I published two posts on the value of Open Access – I used challenging language which has upset several people but seems to find ... oss2011 Yesterday I made the assertion: “Closed access means people die”

17 Jan 2022: A mixed community, mainly scientsis, some IT/Library people , some ICT companies … Continue reading. ... I believe it was a success – about 100 people came and an unknown number attended virtually (probably about 20).

17 Jan 2022: Several people retweeted it, and one asked “What’s @ccess for?” – a good prompt for some more information. ... About 3 weeks ago things came to a head. Many people are frustrated … Continue reading.

17 Jan 2022: There is now an unstoppable interest and desire for content-mining. People want to know how, when where – what the problems are … all sorts of things. ... Orwell showed that if you control the provision of information you can alter people’s

17 Jan 2022: Comments normally come when I upset people and overstep a line (“turning up the outrage knob”). ... might be interested to know how many people have read … Continue reading.

17 Jan 2022: WOSP2014 – http://core-project.kmi.open.ac.uk/dl2014/ – is a scholarly, peer-reviwed workshop. It consists of submiited, peer-reviewed talks and demos and invited talks from well-known people

17 Jan 2022: The lecture theatre is nearly full (ca 48 people) We have arranged live streaming and recording so … Continue reading. ... The example was a phylogenetic tree, and although lots of people think these are wonderful, even more will have switched off.

17 Jan 2022: Legal language uses “chilling” to describe when people or organizations are frightened of being sued or otherwise penalized. ... These papers contain literally billions of dollars of unrealised value but very few people care about this.

17 Jan 2022: I am presenting this afternoon in Rome to an important group of science-oriented people/organizations – about 70 people will be there. ... As always I try to talk to people before the presentation.

17 Jan 2022: This alerts people to the issues, and may also be a fallback if my machine breaks down. ... industry people – the keynotes (I’ve already mentioned TimBL) concentrated on the new webSociety where the technical stuff should be part of the plumbing.

17 Jan 2022: It doesn’t seem to have been advertised widely – only 17 people went – and it deserves to be repeated. ... These were due to upgrades. I couldn’t post and people couldn’t comment.

17 Jan 2022: Yes, you will reach some people via conventional scholarly publications. But your publications will be noticed much more if they are blogged. ... Let the young people help.br / Joined up strategy. It IS a web.

17 Jan 2022: People who make important contributions to this – code, data, testing – are awarded little AMIs.

17 Jan 2022: want to make this available live to as many people as possible. ... We know that there are many people who have clashes … Continue reading.

17 Jan 2022: People don’t realise that we are in the middle of a global fight for our electronic rights – lose them and we sink into the digital dark ages. ... It’s small enough to know people and large enough to consolidate things.

17 Jan 2022: Make it easy for people to participate. Reduce barriers and technical/policy issues. ... Build technological enhancements to make it ridiculously easy for people to upload their content….

17 Jan 2022: Today is when people start arriving en masse for OKFest – the main sessions start tomorrow. ... Scientists write articles so people can read them. But now we’ve realised that machines can read them as well.

17 Jan 2022: They don’t just accept papers when they publish, they make and break people’s livelihoods. ... The only people who can take risks are established scientists, which is a shame.

17 Jan 2022: If anything, this should serve as a caution to those people who often treat a literature preparation as gospel when in fact it should always be treated as highly suspicious. ... The reactions work, they’ve been verified by several people in the

17 Jan 2022: But in the spirit of the several posts from people looking back and looking forwards I thought I would offer a few. ... This being an open process there will be people to hold me to these so there will be a bit of encouragement there.

17 Jan 2022: Without Open information people die. So does our planet.br / The technology is here. ... It is the “right thing to do”. If that drives some people, great.

17 Jan 2022: He had 504 direct collaborators; these are the people with Erdős number 1. ... So my world domination strategy was based on creating things that people want to use, not providing scientific results.

17 Jan 2022: I am honoured by this award; I ‘ll describe the current struggle for ownership of digital scholarly knowledge, emphasize young people and machine-understandable theses and suggest practices.

17 Jan 2022: This means that most of the world (including most people in the rich West) do not have access and normally suffer by remaining ignorant. ... One obvious concern is that we are paying twice – once to publish and once for people to buy the journal (most

17 Jan 2022: This alerts people to the issues, and may also be a fallback if my machine breaks down. ... those people in chemistry who have realised we are in the Century of information and knowledge – a small percentage).

17 Jan 2022: Maybe there never was a golden age, but without such people the current trajectory of the Library is inexorably downward. ... People actually read papers to find out the worth of someone’s research rather than getting machines to count ultravariable

17 Jan 2022: I haven’t blogged for some time as I have been writing Liberation Software (software to make knowledge and people free).

17 Jan 2022: I’ll concentrate on ContentMine. I shall not powerpoint people, but do some experiments.

17 Jan 2022: I always enjoy having visitors to the Unilever Centre and encourage people to visit.

17 Jan 2022: So much is happeing that I have little time to blog but I HAVE to say thank you to so many people.

17 Jan 2022: People often think (and I’ve been guilty of this) that there is a lot of junk in Pubchem (although the proportion is … Continue reading.

17 Jan 2022: Egon Willighagen is one of the of people whose support has kept me going through tough times. ... Egon. Thanks. You are one of the people I can always count on for support.