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osc.universityofcalifornia.edu
As a part of our mission to amplify the impact of the libraries, scholarship, and resources of the University of California (UC), the California Digital Library (CDL) invests heavily in creating and supporting open technologies, open access models, and open infrastructures. But like many libraries around the world, CDL also relies on proprietary systems and depends on closed sources of information. These systems often control essential data about our scholarly outputs and shape how we understand the reach and impact of UC's research. Tools like these fall into the category of "research information systems," a space that includes citation indices, [...] |
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tjm.org
[AI summary] The content discusses the Open Access and the Humanities lecture at Harvard, highlighting the challenges and opportunities in making academic research accessible. Topics include the definition of open access, the serials crisis, funding models, digital preservation, peer review, and the role of institutions and global access. The event involved various scholars, including David Armitage, Martin Paul Eve, and Caroline Edwards, and featured discussions on the future of scholarly publishing in the humanities. |
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roxanneshirazi.com
[AI summary] The post explores the tensions between librarians' professional autonomy, academic freedom, and their institution's ownership of their labor through works-for-hire arrangements and institutional branding. |
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lab.artlung.com
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