Best excerpts from Poynder’s “The State of Open Access” interviews, Part 2 | Omega Alpha | Open Access

Omega Alpha | Open Access 2013-10-18

Summary:

"This is Part 2 of my post, Best excerpts from Poynder’s “The State of Open Access” interviews. If you missed it, here is the link back to Part 1. Still catching up from my summer hiatus, I wanted to make sure you didn’t miss Richard Poynder’s The State of Open Access interview series over on his Open and Shut? blog. Richard Poynder, an independent journalist hailing from the UK, began posting interviews in early July 2013 with advocates and other relevant stakeholders around these basic questions: Open Access: Where are we? What still needs to be done? The interviews have been continuing into the fall. As of this writing, Poynder has conducted and posted 16 interviews on his blog. I commend these to your reading as they provide an illuminating picture of the growing influence of open access on the world-wide scholarly communication and publishing landscape. Below I pulled an excerpt or two from each interview that I found informative/insightful, particularly for formulating thinking and action around open access within theological and religious studies. Following each excerpted interview I offer my take-away from this perspective. For manageability, I divided this post into two parts ..."

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http://oaopenaccess.wordpress.com/2013/10/18/best-excerpts-from-poynders-the-state-of-open-access-interviews-part-2/

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Date tagged:

10/18/2013, 14:17

Date published:

10/18/2013, 13:06