Today’s post <http://wp.me/p20y83-Zb> is by my new partner on the blog, Dr. Peter Webster. Peter is an historian of contemporary British Christianity, based in the UK. Previously with the British Library, Peter now directs his own digital resources consulting business. In this post, Peter introduces the expanded coverage we are planning for Omega Alpha | Open Access. I also spruced-up the look at bit.
"Up to now, the blog has been closely focused on Open Access (capital O, capital A) as it relates to scholarly journals and books for religious studies and theology (RS&T). However, the last few years have seen the development of several other ‘ pens': open data, open peer review for publications, or the development of software tools in an open source way, to name just a few." (continues…) Gary F. Daught Omega Alpha | Open Access <http://oaopenaccess.wordpress.com> Covering the evolving open scholarship movement in religion and theology oa.openaccess at gmail dot com | @OAopenaccess
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