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I hate Richard Poynder. Well, not exactly "hate". I'm just continually miffed that he not only keeps interviewing the very ...

One issue that has been repeatedly (and heatedly) debated since 1994 — when Open Access (OA) advocate Stevan Harnad first posted his "S...

I write quite frequently about open access - the idea that people should have free online access to research that they have paid for, and id...

This is something I've been waiting for: an in-depth interview with Peter Suber , the person who has done more than anyone to drive the...

After open source radio management , here's a piece by Richard Poynder about open radio itself: I realised that KRUU is more than just ...

One of the things that continues to amaze me about blogs is the quality of some of the writing. A case in point is this fantastic essay by...

IBM's announcement of a new patent policy is obviously important, if only because Big Blue has a big collection of the critters. Wheth...

One of the central themes of this blog is that the opens - open source, open content, open genomics and the rest - share certain key charact...

One of the themes of this blog is the commonality between the various opens. In a piece I wrote for the excellent online magazine LWN.net,...

One of the most important facets of the blog world is the rapid and intelligent dialogue it allows. A case in point is the interview that a...