Archive for September 10th, 2007
Use PRISM To Start A Dialogue On Open Access
In a previous post I argued that developing free and open source library systems should be an ethical issue for academic librarians. Promoting open access to scholarly literature is another ethical issue we face. PRISM, an anti-open access group of the Association of American Publishers, has launched a nasty PR campaign that attempts to demonize [...]
Posted: 10 September, 2007 in Scholarly Communications.
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Carnival Of the Professoriate – Part II
Now I’m going to call this the Carnival of the Professoriate. I hope you enjoyed Part I, and have perhaps added a few faculty blogs to your reading since the first Carnival. The nice thing about faculty blogs is, that like librarian blogs, they are abundant so you shouldn’t limit yourself to just a few. [...]
Posted: 10 September, 2007 in Faculty, Worth Reading.
Comments: 5