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22/04/2021
« par Rémi Mathis, archiviste paléographe, conservateur des bibliothèques — ancien président de Wikimedia France.
L’intervention s’articule autour de plusieurs thèmes, dont :
26/03/2021
« L’équipe du volet recherche d’Érudit a réalisé quatre notes de recherche sur des enjeux qui touchent le milieu de la diffusion scientifique :
Principes et politiques du libre accès Droits d’auteur et licences Creative Commons Science ouverte Mesures…
10/11/2020
« Starting today, authors now have a new license option for their submitted works, the CC BY-NC-ND. (…) »
The CC BY-NC-ND license was added to arXiv’s selections because many authors submit works that have already been accepted to journals, which each have…
30/10/2020
« The Association of Universities in the Netherlands (VSNU), together with the Dutch consortium of university libraries and the National library of The Netherlands (UKB) and The Dutch Research Council (NWO), has published a handy guide on licensing of scientific publications and teaching materials. (…) »
05/10/2020
« The new Open Access to Publications policy, which will take effect on January 1, 2022, will require all HHMI laboratory heads to publish in a manner that makes their research articles freely available on the publication date under a Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY). (…) »
21/08/2020
« Last month, cOAlition S released its Rights Retention Strategy to safeguard researchers’ intellectual ownership rights and suppress unreasonable embargo periods—Creative Commons (CC) keenly supports this initiative. (…) »
29/04/2020
« Je vous propose ci-dessous la traduction en français, réalisée par mes soins, d’un article du blog de Creative Commons international écrit par Brigitte Vézina et intitulé : « Why Sharing Academic Publications Under “No Derivatives” Licenses is Misguided« .
L’idée de réaliser cette traduction m’est venue…
08/01/2020
« Creative Commons (CC) is working towards providing easy access to CC-licensed and public domain works. One significant step towards achieving that goal was the release of CC Search in 2019. Through this search and indexing tool, we’re making a plethora of CC-licensed images accessible in one…
22/11/2019
« Today we released the report Open access potential and uptake in the context of Plan S – a partial gap analysis, which aims to provide cOAlition S with initial quantitative and descriptive data on the availability and usage of various open access options in different fields…
06/05/2019
« Aptara has partnered with SAGE Publishing to provide an integrated SAGE-branded online platform to collect open access (OA) Creative Commons licenses and article processing charges. (…) »