A personal perspective on open access publishing
by Jonathan Eisen on Aug 12, 2010
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Talk by Jonathan Eisen for the UC Davis CTSC Brown Bag Series. Kind of a rehashing of a talk I gave two years ago at U. Washington.
Talk by Jonathan Eisen for the UC Davis CTSC Brown Bag Series. Kind of a rehashing of a talk I gave two years ago at U. Washington.
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It’s very important that authors do pay attention to this issue – the signing of a more restrictive license limits the uses to which the literature can be put.
It’s very important that authors do pay attention to this issue – the signing of a more restrictive license limits the uses to which the literature can be put.
It’s very important that authors do pay attention to this issue – the signing of a more restrictive license limits the uses to which the literature can be put.
It’s very important that authors do pay attention to this issue – the signing of a more restrictive license limits the uses to which the literature can be put.
It’s very important that authors do pay attention to this issue – the signing of a more restrictive license limits the uses to which the literature can be put.
It’s very important that authors do pay attention to this issue – the signing of a more restrictive license limits the uses to which the literature can be put.
It’s very important that authors do pay attention to this issue – the signing of a more restrictive license limits the uses to which the literature can be put.
It’s very important that authors do pay attention to this issue – the signing of a more restrictive license limits the uses to which the literature can be put.
It’s very important that authors do pay attention to this issue – the signing of a more restrictive license limits the uses to which the literature can be put.
It’s very important that authors do pay attention to this issue – the signing of a more restrictive license limits the uses to which the literature can be put.
It’s very important that authors do pay attention to this issue – the signing of a more restrictive license limits the uses to which the literature can be put.
It’s very important that authors do pay attention to this issue – the signing of a more restrictive license limits the uses to which the literature can be put.
Subscription based publishing works like this – there is a financial barrier to reading literature, and that money is paid by funding agencies, institutions, and ultimately by the government.
Central to this idea – publishing is an integral part of the research process
So the challenge is to alter the way publishing is funded – not how much money is needed.