Topics from December, 2009
- Tacet
Posted by on Thursday, December 31. 2009
- 1 more Irish and 1 more Scottish Green OA Mandate: 139 Total
Posted by on Monday, December 28. 2009
- Harvard's Open Access Policy: Procedural FAQ excerpt
Posted by on Sunday, December 20. 2009
- China on the Side of the Angels for Mandating Green OA
Posted by on Sunday, December 20. 2009
- Criticisms of ACM's OA Policy Are Misguided
Posted by on Sunday, December 20. 2009
- Critique of Criteria for "Full Membership" in OASPA ("Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association")
Posted by on Saturday, December 12. 2009
- Conflating OA Repository-Content, Deposit-Locus, and Central-Service Issues
Posted by on Saturday, December 12. 2009
- Where to Mandate Deposit: Proxy Deposit and the "Denominator Fallacy"
Posted by on Saturday, December 12. 2009
- 26 Finnish Green OA Self-Archiving Mandates: ROARMAP Worldwide Total now 137
Posted by on Saturday, December 12. 2009
- On the Wellcome Trust OA Mandate and Central vs. Institutional Deposit
Posted by on Thursday, December 10. 2009
- Please Comment on Mandate Proposal by President Obama's Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP)
Posted by on Thursday, December 10. 2009
- Comments on Raym Crow's (2002) SPARC position paper on institutional repositories
Posted by on Wednesday, December 9. 2009
- The 1994 "Subversive Proposal" at 15: A Response
Posted by on Wednesday, December 2. 2009
- The 1994 "Subversive Proposal" at 15: A Critique
Posted by on Wednesday, December 2. 2009
- Canada's 10th Green OA Mandate; Planet's 110th: U. Guelph Faculty Environmental Sciences
Posted by on Tuesday, December 1. 2009
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