La semaine internationale pour l'accès libre aux connaissances scientifiques aura lieu pour la deuxième année consécutive en France - AgoraVox le média citoyen

[From Google's English] "International Open Access Week will be held from October 21 to 25, 2013 in Paris, on the web and in the world. But in fact, what is Open Access? But what is it really? What changes over the conventional system? In this model, which pays for the publication? How to guarantee the quality of published literature? How to protect innovations and technologies produced in laboratories? A set of questions grouped into one: how the digital and Internet-they alter the production of scientific knowledge? ... From 21 to 25 October, MyScienceWork, OpenEdition, Couperin, EDPScience, UPMC, EHESS, FMSH the URFIST, the CCSD, Creative commmons France, have joined forces to organize the international week of free access to scientific knowledge, otherwise known as Open Access Week. Major public lectures, practical workshops for researchers, roundtables. All broadcast video livestream and Twitter so that everyone can find something in a themed addressing scientific publication, the link between science and society, the digital humanities and new research practices through social networks and Open Science.  The theme is: Open Access for you! Because science is not just about research. It is funded in part by public funds. It impacts our daily with new technologies, new therapeutic practices or knowledge. She can not realize their full potential in an educated society in which policies, students and the curious have access to knowledge and research results ..."