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Continuing the battle for open access that’s good for science, not publishers’ profits
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| Date: | 2014-08-20 17:40:42 |
| Blog: | Green Tea and Velociraptors  |
| URL: | http://blogs.egu.eu/palaeoblog/2014/08/20/continuing-the-battle-for-open-access-thats-good-for-science-not-publishers-profits/ |
Summary:
Two developments since the last post regarding open access things for anyone interested! First, is a little interview I had with the Open Access Button folk about er, open access: http://blog.openaccessbutton.org/2014/08/19/every-time-you-hit-a-paywall-thats-a-publisher-announcing-that-their-role-is-to-prohibit-the-progress-of-science-as-much-as-possible/ Second, is that our open letter to the AAAS has spawned a second one addressed to the Society for Neuroscience, led by Erin McKiernan: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TwsCrAvnpTx3ggF_QXD1i826ZbsOXNo4CNy2GKsHWWw/edit It’s […]Content analysis:
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AAAS, Access Button folk, battle, developments, Erin McKiernan, little interview, Neuroscience, open access, open letter, post, profits, publishers, Publishing, science, Society, things
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