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Weekend update

January 17, 2015 By Susannah Fox 10 Comments

Last Saturday I posted a round-up of what caught my eye during the week and my friend Andre Blackman (@mindofandre) created this awesome graphic: Thus encouraged, here’s another round of what I favorited on Twitter this week: Nancy Stein (@SeniorityMatter) shared an opinion piece by Rob Lowe about long-term care planning. He’s promoting his partnership […]

Open Access to Publicly-Funded Research: Let Them Eat Cake?

May 5, 2009 By Susannah Fox 43 Comments

Update on 12/3/14: Nature re-ignited the access debate when they announced that they will make all their articles “free to view” (but if you read the fine print: it makes the “dark social” practice of #icanhazpdf and other access work-arounds illegal). To catch up, see my Storify: Five-alarm fire in Open Access Land. Marketplace aired […]

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Open Access to Publicly-Funded Research: Let Them Eat Cake?

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