How Piracy Became a Cause Celebre in the World of Academics | Motherboard

lkfitz's bookmarks 2016-05-24

Summary:

"Between established publishers carefully controlling their collections and academic pirates busily dynamiting holes in the paywalls, lies a vast swath of fertile ground where new approaches to publishing are attempting to meet the possibilities offered by the internet.

Open access publishing removes restrictions on readership, and takes many forms, from “gold open access” in which authors cover publishing costs with an article processing fees, to “green open access," including self-archiving in institutional repositories and other non-commercial outlets."

Link:

http://motherboard.vice.com/en_uk/read/academic-piracy-elsevier-sci-hub

From feeds:

Open Access Tracking Project (OATP) » lkfitz's bookmarks

Tags:

oa.new oa.piracy oa.publishers oa.sci-hub oa.copyright oa.litigation oa.access oa.reddit oa.social_media oa.library_genesis oa.prices oa.impact oa.citation oa.publishing oa.business_models oa.definitions oa.mandates oa.policies oa.guerrilla

Date tagged:

05/24/2016, 16:43

Date published:

05/24/2016, 12:43