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29 September 2012
'Setting The Default To Open': The Next Ten Years Of Open Access
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As Techdirt has reported , open access (OA) is scoring more and more major wins currently. But the battle to gain free access to academi...
02 February 2012
Will Academics' Boycott Of Elsevier Be The Tipping Point For Open Access -- Or Another Embarrassing Flop?
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It's now widely recognized that the extreme demands of SOPA/PIPA catalyzed a new activism within the Net world, epitomized by the bla...
26 March 2010
The Battle for Scholarly Publishing's Soul
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Before Peter Suber became Mr Open Access, he was a philosopher by trade. This is evident in the long, thoughtful essays he writes for the S...
02 April 2009
Open Science Requires Open Source
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As Peter Suber rightly points out , this paper offers a reversal of the usual argument, where open access is justified by analogy with open...
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03 December 2008
What Open Source Can Learn From Open Access
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Peter Suber's indispensable SPARC Open Access Newsletter, whose latest issue has just appeared, contains some interesting thoughts of r...
14 October 2008
Celebrating Open Access (Day)
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Open Access is a movement that works for the free online availability of research materials. As one of the best short introductions to the s...
06 October 2008
In Praise of that Damn' Richard Poynder
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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 ...
12 September 2008
They're Worried: More anti-OA FUD
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Peter Suber has the relevant quotations - and the full rebuttals of the misinformation therein. No "surrender"....
08 July 2008
Welcome, Open Education News
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The young field of open education is gaining momentum and energy. As additional projects, foundations, universities, and other participants ...
10 June 2008
Peter Suber Writing Suberbly
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Peter Suber is widely acknowledged as the linch-pin of the open access movement, but an ironic consequence of this is that his own writings ...
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30 April 2008
What's in a Name? Strong and Weak Open Access
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A few months ago, I had the temerity to suggest the following: Definitions matter. If you want to see why, compare the worlds of open sourc...
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14 February 2008
Happy Birthday, Budapest Open Access Initiative
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The Budapest Open Access Initiative ( BOAI ) is the nearest thing to an official definition of open access that we have. Today is apparentl...
29 January 2008
Open Media Definitions
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Definitions matter. If you want to see why, compare the worlds of open source and open access. The very specific definition of what is ope...
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27 December 2007
Open Access's Big Win
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Now here's a nice way to end the year - and to start the next: The Director of the National Institutes of Health shall require that all ...
03 December 2007
Slaying the Author-Side Fees Dragon
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There is some long-living FUD abroad in the open access world: that the only way OA journals work is by charging authors - the "author-...
13 November 2007
Also Spricht Peter Suber
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There can be little doubt that the principal voice in the open access conversation is that of Peter Suber, who tirelessly gathers every crum...
19 October 2007
Mr. Open Access Made Inaccessible
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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...
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29 August 2007
Through a PRISM Darkly
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Ho-ho, things are hotting up among the opponents of open access: The Partnership for Research Integrity in Science & Medicine (PRISM) w...
22 July 2007
Open Source Self-Governance
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A little while back I wrote about the idea of using wikis for open government. Peter Suber - about whom Bill Hooker commented recently ...
03 July 2007
Blizzards and Beauty: An Ode to Open Access
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Peter Suber has long been recognised as the official chronicler of the open access movement; now, with the publication of this paean , it s...
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