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David Sweeney laying out the
#HEFCE
view and how its being approached. This is what will really drive change in UK...
#oaintheuk
February 25
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And on license "problems" 10 years of using CC BY, ~500,000 papers in the PMC OA subset. No problems...
#oaintheuk
#wedidthatalready
February 25
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FWIW I agree will always have some subscription content in rsrch. But transition for primary rsrch will be faster than many think
#oaintheuk
February 25
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"A mixed economy for forseeable future" view is becoming a religious position. It's actually not v useful. How mixed? How long?
#oaintheuk
February 25
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So 2M jrnl article figure is prob Scopus. 4% growth is consistent with several estimates I've seen, presumably also Scopus figure
#oaintheuk
February 25
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Michael Jubb: Making point that the way the Finch group remit was framed is an important thing to remember re: its conclusions
#oaintheuk
February 25
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At the @
RoyalSociety
for todays workshop on
#openaccess
The hashtag to follow is
#oaintheuk
Janet Finch introducing the UK background
February 25
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RT @
RosieRedfield
: I'm looking for real data (large sample size) to illustrate continuous variation in human traits (better than that height-histogram photo).
February 25
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RT @
MikeTaylor
: Read @
GaviaLib
's tribute to the unsung heroes of the
#OpenAccess
who helped make the FRPAA-like OTSP response happen.
http://gavialib.com/2013...
February 23
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Yo. Shark Dog.
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RT @
mlinksva
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#OA
mandate,
#FLOSS
contrast
http://gondwanaland.com/mlog...
February 23
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RT @
BetaScience
: The dreaded "Choose your discipline" drop down box. *sigh* What do I want to call myself today?
February 23
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RT @
wrought
It's a nod in the right direction, make it real by emailing your representatives to support
#FASTR
http://www.congressweb.com/cweb2...
February 22
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.@annmariastat It's a step. It's far from the whole journey, but it is a big step forward en route to real full
#openaccess
February 22
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This may not be everything we wanted but it is big:
http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog...
February 22
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#disc13
Rising expectation of user control on context aware devices. How does this map to scholars desire to control context of interaction?
February 21
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#disc13
Fascinating correspondence just emerged for me. Vendor vs Customer control over user experience & humanities desire for ND licensing
February 21
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At
#disc13
but listening rather than tweeting...will probably be rude^H^H provocative abt discovery in next session so best be quiet now...
February 21
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RT @
williamjnixon
: Call for Posters is now out for
#OAI8
Workshop on Innovations in Scholarly Communication, Geneva
https://indico.cern.ch/confere...
, deadline April 1st
February 19
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If I were to be around Kings Cross at about 1630/1700 would anyone fancy meeting up? Thinking I might kill time till off peak rail fairs on
February 15
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2012/13 has been marked by serious engagement in
#openaccess
by senior folks. @
USRepMikeDoyle
@RepZoeLofgren @
RepKevinYoder
in US HoR...
February 14
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... @
NeelieKroesEU
& Maire Geoghegan-Quinn in EU, David Willetts in UK. We don't agree on all detail but engagmnt is important!
#openaccess
February 14
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This is a great birthday present for the
#BOAI
New
#openaccess
bill introduced in US Congress
#FASTR
http://
http://www.taxpayeraccess.org/action...
February 14
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John Dupuis
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RT @
lesliekwchan
: Iryna Kuchma is the recipient of the EPT 2nd Annual Award for individual support on Open Access
http://epublishingtrust.net/ept-2nd...
#oatp
#openaccess
February 13
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Have to say I wish I'd know @
thePeerJ
was launching yesterday. Would have made my point about price competition *much* stronger :-)
February 13
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#Storify
of conversation w/ @
PatParslow
this am around definition of scholarship & publishability in H&SS
http://storify.com/Cameron...
February 9
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Amen to that! RT @
neilfws
: Why yes linkedin, I would like to showcase some published works. But I'm not typing them in one by one.
February 9
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Also, if you put them in out of chronological order, you can't rearrange them, at least, no easy way I could find. -
LibrarianOnTheLoose
RT @
Protohedgehog
: Open access and editorial quality
http://storify.com/Protohe...
Storify of the recent
#NUJoa
panel diuscussion
February 9
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RT @
bengoldacre
: ADMISSION OF FAILURE. I didn't mention
http://www.alltrials.net/
website enough on Radio4 just now. Help me by RT'ing and SIGN UP.
February 9
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But perhaps a useful instrumental framing of q for an editor/reviewer is 'Do I have enough info/clarity to critique & build on this work?'
February 9
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To first approx, science has a shared frame for determining this; challenge in H&SS is that there are more frames, not universally shared
February 9
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