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Worth Reading

by Philip Young Posted on April 3, 2013

Project Information Literacy has an interview with Peter Suber. It’s particularly interesting to hear how he got involved in open access. Nature has a special open issue on scientific publishing. All the articles are worth reading, but I especially recommend … Continue reading →

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Which CC license?

by Philip Young Posted on March 22, 2013

You may have noticed that CC-BY license over there on the right-hand sidebar. That’s the basic Attribution license from Creative Commons. So why not non-commercial (NC), share-alike (SA), or no derivatives (ND)? And why use a CC license at all? … Continue reading →

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