» THE Rudd government is promising to subsidise loss-making scholarly publishing with up to $12 million over three years to establish a new consortium with universities that would pool publishing infrastructure and marketing costs in a bid to boost output and distribute research more widely.
The consortium,…
» Dossier : Cultiver ses connaissances. Les ressources pédagogiques numériques
Une stratégie mutualisée de développement, Clara Danon SUP E-educ : gérer et valoriser le patrimoine numérique pédagogique, Jacques Brassart Perceptions et usages dans le premier cycle, Delphine Merrien La péd@gothèque des Pays de Loire : itinéraire d’un nouveau service, Jennifer…» Un billet très intéressant de Philippe Cibois et François Théron sur les suites de la recommandation européenne sur le libre accès des revues scientifiques du 17 juillet 2012 : http://printemps.hypotheses.org/1527
La recommandation européenne sur le libre accès des revues scientifiques du 17 juillet 2012 a…
» New solution will enable publishers to remain on the pulse of research and streamline the publishing process by seamless connecting internal and external resources
PHILADELPHIA, July 1, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — The Intellectual Property & Science business of Thomson Reuters, the world’s leading provider of intelligent information…
Article de Donald Taylor, Heather Morrison, Brian Owen, Kumiko Vézina et Andrew Waller
» Abstract: Canadian university libraries, Canadian university presses, and non-university scholarly presses at Canadian universities were surveyed in the first part of 2010 as to the level of their support of Open Access (OA) journal publishing. Respondents were asked about journal…
» Abstract
Altmetrics gives us novel ways of detecting the use and consumption of scholarly publishing beyond formal citation, and it is tempting to treat these measurements as proxies for social impact. However, altmetrics is still too shallow and too narrow, and needs to increase its scope…
» 22 May 2013, Lynnfield, MA–FundRef, the funder identification service from CrossRef, is now available for publishers to contribute funding data and for retrieval of that information. FundRef is the result of collaboration between funding agencies and publishers that correlates grants and other funding with the scholarly output of…
» N’ayez pas peur du libre accès !
L’Open Access, mise à disposition gratuite de contenus issus de la recherche sur le web, peut apparaître risqué pour les chercheurs. Ses modalités, sa régulation et ses enjeux (voie verte, voie dorée, …) inquiètent autant qu’ils intriguent.
