More on Potential Conflict of Interest with Open Data (OD) Mandates

Amsciforum 2012-07-31

Summary:

The length of time researchers may need to embargo access to the data they have gathered is something that depends on the field and data, and hence OD needs to be negotiated with the funder, possibly on a case by case basis. This is notably not the case with OA to published research, in which, without exception, research, researchers, their funders and their institutions all benefit most from OA being provided immediately upon acceptance for publication (and the only conflict of interest is with a 3rd-party service-provider: the publisher).

Link:

http://openaccess.eprints.org/index.php?/archives/734-guid.html

Updated:

10/18/2010, 05:30

From feeds:

Open Access Tracking Project (OATP) » Connotea Imports
Open Access Tracking Project (OATP) » Amsciforum

Tags:

oa.new oa.data oa.mandates open data oa.green funder mandates data-archiving oa.embargoes oa.repositories oa.policies

Authors:

stevanharnad

Date tagged:

07/31/2012, 18:31

Date published:

05/21/2010, 08:46