Last night the Open Access Tracking Project passed the milestone of 50k items
peter.suber's bookmarks 2016-10-10
Summary:
"Our new milestone means that we've tagged 50,000 new OA developments in the past 7 years and 8 months, for an average of 26 items every day.
Is your source of OA news that comprehensive? If not, consider subscribing to our primary feed, which is available in seven formats: RSS, Atom, JSONP, Email, Twitter, Google+, and Pushbullet. If you don't want to subscribe to anything, just bookmark the HTML edition and read it like a blog, with the most recent items at the top. (Unfortunately the Twitter and G+ feeds are abridged for technical reasons. All the others are unabridged, and the most popular unabridged version is the email version.)
https://cyber.harvard.edu/hoap/OATP_feeds#Versions_of_the_primary_project_feed
BTW, if you follow me as an individual, even in part for OA-related news, then subscribe to some version of the primary OATP feed as well. I don't aim to be comprehensive on my personal blog and Twitter accounts. But OATP does.
To make sure that OATP covers new OA developments in your area (your field, nation, region, or language), consider becoming a tagger.
https://cyber.harvard.edu/hoap/Get_started_as_a_tagger
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