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The Open Scholarship Initiative (OSI) is a diverse, inclusive, global network of high level experts working together to develop the future of open scholarship.

Unit: abril de 2016

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  1. 9 d’abr.

    JIFs are bad for scholcomm, but researchers still love ‘em. Not surprising. Frustrating though. Maybe we need to come up with a sugar-free JIF—great taste, fewer calories.

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    2 d’abr.

    Court orders publisher OMICS to pay U.S. gov't $50 million in suit alleging "unfair and deceptive practices"

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  3. 28 de març

    Fascinating---a must-read for all angst-ridden academics: WOS records "suggest that fewer than 10% of scientific articles are likely to remain uncited. But the true figure is probably even lower, because...uncited [articles] have actually been cited somewhere by someone."

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  4. 28 de març

    Einstein, Planck, Curie, Bohr, Schrodinger, Rutherford, Thomson et al all wouldn't have qualified for this position in their early careers. Using publication metrics in RPT decisions is a problem that everyone recognizes. What to do about it is the $64k question.

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    25 de març

    "open access publishing accounts for over 40% of articles and was significantly associated with increased short-term citations": Open Access Publishing and Subsequent Citations Among Articles in Major Cardiovascular Journals

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  6. 14 de març

    A new edition of OSI's report on Plan S is ready for review at . This edition includes a section examining how Plan S deals with green open access. Thank you to those who recommended adding this section.

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    12 de març

    We shared this article on the list last week: . It speaks to the new normal in debate where we vilify people we disagree with. Of course, Jefferson and Hamilton debated this way too, but at least they produced tons of scholarship in the process.

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    12 de març

    By popular demand (or more accurately the unpopularity of tweets sent out under my work account ), I am thrilled to announce the launch of my new, destined to be immensely popular personal account. Expect 2-3 tweets per year, but they'll be really awesome.

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  9. 7 de març

    As if scholcomm didn't have enough problems already...

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  10. 7 de març
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    7 de març

    Last week, the University of California terminated its license with Elsevier. Leakage has reduced the value of the big deal -- and publisher pricing power -- while empowering library negotiators, argues . via

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    12 d’oct. de 2018

    From our friends at . Paying for Open Access does not increase your paper's impact, but self-archiving in a repository does -

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    7 de març

    THREAD: What should we make of Swedish funder Riksbankens Jubileumsfond having second thoughts about Plan S? Should its decision to pull back be viewed as a brave move, or does it reflect badly on them?

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    5 de març
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    20 de febr.

    NO SURPRISE: "Is Hybrid a Valid Pathway to Open Access? Publishers Argue Yes, in Response to Plan S" But hybrid only 'works' if we plough millions of extra £ into the system. View the UK over past 6 years. Hybrid is a pathway to profit.

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    19 de febr.

    Which future research scenario resonates most: 1) Brave open world 2) Tech titans or 3)Eastern ascendance?

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    19 de febr.

    Writing the final report for my fellowship. I asked at the beginning - why are libraries central to the ‘Open' agenda? Conclusion, and hard lesson - they aren’t. We are in and throughout, but not central. Researchers are the alpha and omega of Open.

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    19 de febr.

    "Only around 8% of referees chose to reveal their identity by signing their reports...Reviewers typically chose to disclose their names when their feedback on a manuscript was positive"

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    19 de febr.

    "By removing value from subscriptions over time, all hybrid models eventually give way to full open access. But this is not where Plan S incentives lead." via

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