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17 Jan 2022: Where: Clement House (D602), London School of Economics, London, UK (Programme: programme page.

17 Jan 2022: Here’s her home page, splendidly called the The Imaginary Journal of Poetic Economics. ... Technically, this is within reach. All that is needed is a little imagination, to reconsider the economics of scholarly communications from a poetic viewpoint.

17 Jan 2022: All of which makes good sense. So no magic remedy from economic theory, but a good indication we are on the right track… There are subsequent posts…. ... Pingback: Unilever Centre for Molecular Informatics, Cambridge - Jim Downing » Blog Archive »

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. JailBreaking the PDF. Posted on May 21, 2013 by pm286. The Scholarly Revolution #scholrev is forging ahead. Alexander Garcia Castro is running a fantastic hackathon n Montpelier immediately after the SePublica Polemics

17 Jan 2022: Educating people about data needs to be part of the curriculum starting with the undergraduate chemistry syllabus.

17 Jan 2022: Moedas continues:. In my view, there is a strong economic, scientific and moral case for embracing open science. ... I agree these are the fundamentals. The economic case is very strong, but it is very badly presented by Open Access enthusiasts.

17 Jan 2022: Much of this comes, in my. opinion, from the focus of the debate on economics and business models. ... Dr. Paolo D’Iorio recently invited me to attend the first meeting of an EU funded Working Group “devoted to analyzing the current debate on the

17 Jan 2022: Information is like rivers or the flow of blood. It takes the straightest or most economic course – that’s the natural flow. ... Is a robot downloading music something that requires compensation. We live in a time of Tarzan economics – we cling to

17 Jan 2022: Removing socio-economic obstacles to access, allowing access to source files, and creating a culture of inclusion and participation were recurring themes.

17 Jan 2022: For all of us who are “scholarly poor” a term coined and defined by Peter Murray-Rustas “denied access to information freely given […]/p By: Economics of open-source publishing « Sauropod ... Vertebra Picture of the Week

17 Jan 2022: All of which makes good sense. So no magic remedy from economic theory, but a good indication we are on the right track… There are subsequent posts…. ... I am not an economist and it could be useful if someone put this in terms of economic theory as

17 Jan 2022: If the industry put some effort into F/OSS this would be of direct economic benefit to them p(5a)br / iA bit off topic, but I wonder if it ... If the industry put some effort into F/OSS this would be of direct economic benefit to them/p By: Chris

17 Jan 2022: Will it waive fees in cases of economic hardship? Will it force authors to pay the fee if they want to comply with a prior funding contract mandating deposit in an

17 Jan 2022: It’s also good to see a newspaper championing freedom – we can almost prove it makes economic sense to remove this part of the anticommons.

17 Jan 2022: of content in all formats, that is content mining, enables access to undiscovered public knowledge and provides important insights across every aspect of our economic, social and cultural life. ... tools for education and research/p/blockquote /li li

17 Jan 2022: It’s typified by closed access, with social, legal, economic and technical barriers. ... Individuals like me have no say. I am an economic chattel regarded by tcPublishers as a free source of manuscripts for their machine, a free source of reviews and

17 Jan 2022: Or a citizen scientist in Galaxy Zoo? An ornithologist? Interested in economics? ... and to generate economic benefit.

17 Jan 2022: On Saturday we are having an economics hackathon in London. I’d love to be there but unfortunately am going to the Eur Sem Web Conf in Montpelier.

17 Jan 2022: on the House of Lords Select Committee which reviewed Climate Change and its Economics in considerable detail in 2005, taking a wide range of technical submissions. ... If I recall correctly, they concluded that the scientific and economic aspects were

17 Jan 2022: University of Liverpool 598. London School of Economics & Political Science 19228 72 theses. ... Lord Scarman stated that “complex political, social and economic factors” created a “disposition towards violent protest”.