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Off for a first-of-the-season Tom and Jerry. Cheers! #fb
A lovely Christmas story: http://impromptu.wordpress.com/2009... #fb
MI changed the reporting structure of its press: now reports to the library rather than the graduate school. #umlibspkrs
Are libraries a partner in the intellectual enterprise, or a support service? Both. #umlibspkrs
Do we want university presses to succeed as businesses or as part of a scholarly structure? #umlibspkrs
Works produced with public funds ought to be open access immediately. #umlibspkrs
Suppose we no longer permitted, in our tenure reviews, for anyone to look at the name of the journal in which someone published? #umlibspkrs
Making public the work is an essential part of scholarship. There is no scholarship without publication. #umlibspkrs
On digital rights - "let's not make this about virtue. It's about money." #umlibspkrs
We are literally bound by a copyright law that was written for Mickey Mouse. #umlibspkrs
...as he who lights his taper at mine, receives light without darkening mine." Thos Jefferson. #umlibspkrs
What would the system of scholarly exchange look like if we didn't attach peer-reviewed publications? #umlibspkrs
He who receives an idea from me received instruction himself without lessening mine: #umlibspkrs
Carve out academic publishing. Treat the entertainment industry as you need to; let us have a different copyright. #umlibspkrs
We should head for open access and bite the bullet on payment. #umlibspkrs
Engage editorial boards and societies. There should be common interests here. #umlibspkrs
Scholarly work: We read, do other research, apply for funds and support, hire and promote, write, teach, and give talks. #umlibspkrs
The thing we care about is scholarship, not the institutions. #mnlibspkrs
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