Who owns our work? : « Much turmoil in t…
Who owns our work? : « Much turmoil in the scholarly-communication ecosystem appears to revolve around simple ownership of intellectual property. Unpacking that...
Étiquette : scientific communication
Open Access Week: Library Strategies for…
Open Access Week: Library Strategies for Advancing Change : « Over the past several years, libraries have strategically brought to bear the power of a global aw...
The role of the research library in an e…
The role of the research library in an emerging global public sphere : « Presents a vision of a potential future global public sphere, why it is needed and sign...
Faculty self-archiving: Motivations and barriers
This study investigated factors that motivate or impede faculty participation in self-archiving practices – the placement of research work in various open...
The Durham Statement on Open Access One …
The Durham Statement on Open Access One Year Later: Preservation and Access to Legal Scholarship : « The Durham Statement on Open Access to Legal Scholarship ca...
A Foundational Proposal for Making the D…
A Foundational Proposal for Making the Durham Statement Real : « This outline is an attempt to synthesize the issues surrounding the ambitious project of the Du...
Scientific journal publishing: yearly vo…
Scientific journal publishing: yearly volume and open access availability : « Introduction. We estimate the total yearly volume of peer-reviewed scientific jour...