Exploring the Effects of a Transition to Open…
Exploring the Effects of a Transition to Open Access: Insights from a Simulation Study : « The Open Access (OA) movement, which postulates gratis and unrestrict...
Étiquette : scientific communication
Use of blogs, Twitter and Facebook by PhD Students for Scholarly Communication: A UK study
This study explores scholarly use of social media by PhD researchers through mix-methods of qualitative interviews, participant observation and content analysis...
Academic Publishing and Open Access With the…
Academic Publishing and Open Access : « With the spread of the internet and new opportunities for publishing academic works digitally at virtually no costs, the...
Assemblée générale extraordinaire des revues diffusées sur Cairn.info : Les revues SHS et l’Open Access
Ouverture de la journée – Contexte et objectifs Marc Minon, Ouverture de la journée from Cairn.info on Vimeo. L’Open Access : les origines du mouvement, ses mot...
Measuring Scholarly Impact The Influence of “Altmetrics” on…
Measuring Scholarly Impact: The Influence of “Altmetrics” on a Changing Conversation
Open Access, library and publisher competition, and the evolution of general commerce
« Discussions of the economics of scholarly communication are usually devoted to Open Access, rising journal prices, publisher profits, and boycotts. That ignor...
What Do Journals Do? – Voluntary Public Goods and the Doomsday of Commercial Science Publishing
Commercial (and non-commercial) science publishing has evolved as a solution to a number of problems in the market for research results. It has reduced transact...