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Update on rogue solutions in scholarly communication

Posted on November 7, 2017 by Bryan Alexander

Meanwhile, on the scholarly communication front, a new (co-authored) article of mine just hit the web. Back in April I joined a bright and varied group of people at the Open Scholarship Initiative (OSI) 2017 conference.  Our workgroup focused on what … Continue reading →

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Open access is on the way

Posted on August 30, 2013 by Bryan Alexander

One librarian makes a strong claim for open access.  It’s going to dominate scholarly publishing of articles in journals by 2020 or so, according to David Lewis, at least in the “Gold OA” form. Gold OA could account for 50 … Continue reading →

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Scholarly communication and liberal education

Posted on January 8, 2013 by Bryan Alexander

Today Middlebury College hosted a panel discussion on digital technology’s impact on scholarly publication, with a focus on liberal education.  What follows are my liveblogged notes, lightly edited. First, the panel began with each participant describing their relevant background and … Continue reading →

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