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kimberlyhirsh.com
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| | | | | ?? Here's a project IMLS supported that you won't see in partisan social media posts about where that 0.003% of the federal budget went: Libraries' Roles in Disaster Preparedness and Recovery by Denise Lyons (Library Journal) | |
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awayofhappening.wordpress.com
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| | | | | The Serials Crisis has always made the future of journal subscriptions unstable and headed for disaster. 6% yearly price increases,at a rate higher than inflation, with one party in the scholarly publishing process- the publishers - often pulling in30% profit margins? Nope. What makes this all the more shocking is that these price increases and... | |
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scholarlyo.com
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| | | | | I declare that the serials crisis, the event that gave birth to the open-access movement, is over.I base my declaration on my observations as an academic librarian and on the scholarly literature. | |
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researchwhisperer.org
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| | | Photo by Erik Mclean on Unsplash Recently, Zhejiang Gonggong University announced that articles published with MDPI, Frontiers Media & Hindawi, the three largest open access publishers, would not be included in research performance statistics. Universities have discouraged or banned staff from publishing in individual journals in the past, but this is the first report of... | ||
