Alma Swan wrote:
The UK's House of Lords (upper chamber of Parliament) Science
Technology Committee is conducting an enquiry into Open
Access. Written submissions are welcome. Individuals and organisations
are invited to give their views on the actions taken by Government and
RCUK following
Thanks to Eigenfactor.org and journalprices.com for this chart. Good to see
lots of dots on the upper left-hand side: high influence, low cost!
http://www.eigenfactor.org/openaccess/
Heather G. Morrison
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Alma, could you provide the source of the issues you highlight? The URL you
gave is just to the format of how to submit, but does not include the actual
remit of the inquiry.
I can now, but there was nothing available when I posted the news
approximately 24 hours ago. This press release was
Alma,
There is a mistake on the link. It should read:
http://www.parliament.uk/business/committees/committees-a-z/lords-select/science-and-technology-committee/news/open-access/
Cheers,
Bernard
Le 12 janv. 2013 à 10:11, Alma Swan a.s...@talk21.com a écrit :
Alma, could you provide the source
Many on this list are probably aware of Aaron Swartz due to his investigation
(some have described it as hounding) after his unauthorised installation of a
computer in a network system cupboard at MIT through which he downloaded a
substantial number of papers from JSTOR (which he explained he
