Free-riding, cooperation, and ‘peaceful revolutions’ in copyright
Modern copyright law is based on the inescapable assumption that users, given the choice, will free-ride rather than pay for access. In fact, many consumers of ...
Modern copyright law is based on the inescapable assumption that users, given the choice, will free-ride rather than pay for access. In fact, many consumers of ...
This paper summarizes the findings of an analysis of scientific infrastructure service providers (mainly from Germany but also from other European countries). T...
Citation counts and more recently usage statistics provide valuable information about the attention and research impact associated with scholarly publications. ...
The ICT revolution of the last decades impacted scientific communication as it has impacted many other forms of communications, changing the way in which articl...
This British Academy research project on the effects of current UK open access policies was funded by the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) a...
The Access to Research project is a collaboration between scholarly publishers and librarians to provide free licensed access to research journals via terminals...
Libraries encourage students to utilize Institutional Repositories (IRs) to house e-portfolios that demonstrate their skills and experiences. This is especially...