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Dodici comandamenti dell'Accesso Aperto.
by Andrea Zanni 12 Feb '12

12 Feb '12

Fantastico articolo di Maria Chiara Pievatolo (che non ne sbaglia una): se qualcuno volesse fare un ebook del suo blog, non sbaglierebbe... http://bfp.sp.unipi.it/btfp/?p=1479 Aubrey

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The impact of open access on research and scholarship
by Peppe Liberti 09 Feb '12

09 Feb '12

Segnalo questo: The impact of open access on research and scholarship Reflections on the Berlin 9 Open Access Conference di Heather Joseph http://crln.acrl.org/content/73/2/83.full -- Peppe

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Video OA
by Andrea Zanni 07 Feb '12

07 Feb '12

Video in CC0, + sarebbe carino sottotitolarlo e tradurlo in italiano. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMIY_4t-DR0 Aubrey

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Contro l'editoria scientifica, la rivolta dei matematici
by Bob Draco 06 Feb '12

06 Feb '12

http://oggiscienza.wordpress.com/2012/02/06/la-primavera-dei-matematici/ Elsevier finanzia invece una lobby che vuol far approvare dal Congresso americano una legge che, se passa, per leggere i risultati di una ricerca pagata dai cittadini, pubblicazione compresa, i cittadini dovranno pagare dai 16 ai 30 dollari (via .mau.) Ciao R. -- http://singloids.com/ http://drachinobello.wordpress.com/ http://wikirumors.wordpress.com

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Oapen data per Philippe Aigrain
by Frieda Brioschi 03 Feb '12

03 Feb '12

http://blog.debiase.com/2012/02/oapen-data-per-philippe-aigrai.html -- ___________________________________________ Frieda Brioschi mail: ubifrieda(a)gmail.com - skype: ubifrieda cell: 328 0731320 http://it.linkedin.com/in/frieda

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Gli scienziati si ribellano alle riviste scientifiche
by Bob Draco 02 Feb '12

02 Feb '12

http://www.ilpost.it/2012/02/02/elsevier-riviste-scientifiche/ “Il governo paga me e altri scienziati per produrre articoli, che diamo gratis per la pubblicazione ad aziende private. Dopo di che, queste ci fanno pagare per leggerli” -- http://singloids.com/ http://drachinobello.wordpress.com/ http://wikirumors.wordpress.com

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Wikiprogetto Open Access
by Andrea Zanni 02 Feb '12

02 Feb '12

Segnalo che è nato un Wikiprogetto OA nella Wikipedia inglese: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Open_Access Aubrey

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Wikipedia Vs Academic Papers
by Andrea Zanni 31 Gen '12

31 Gen '12

I've been sent this very interesting article about Wikipedia and academic papers: http://intermolecular.wordpress.com/2012/01/30/wikipedia-vs-academic-papers… Worth reading. Aubrey

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Results of EU public consultation on scientific information in the digital age
by Andrea Zanni 30 Gen '12

30 Gen '12

Dear all, few months ago th EU proposed a public consultation on scientific information in the digital age. Many Wikimedia chapters did reply to this survey, and results are available: http://ec.europa.eu/research/science-society/document_library/pdf_06/survey… Let me quote just the first results: *Access to digital scientific information: scientific publications* Respondents were asked if there is no access problem to scientific publications in Europe: 84 % disagreed or disagreed strongly with the statement. The high prices of journals/subscriptions (89 %) and limited library budgets (85 %) were signalled as the most important barriers to accessing scientific publications. More than 1 000 respondents (90 %) supported the idea that publications resulting from publicly funded research should, as a matter of principle, be in open access (OA) mode. An even higher number of respondents (91 %) agreed or agreed strongly that OA increased access to and dissemination of scientific publications. Self-archiving (‘green OA’) or a combination of self-archiving and OA publishing (‘gold OA’) were identified as the preferred ways that public research policy should facilitate in order to increase the number and share of scientific publications available in OA. Respondents were asked, in the case of self-archiving (‘green OA’), what the desirable embargo period is (period of time during which publication is not yet open access): a six-month period was favoured by 56 % of respondents (although 25 % disagree with this option). *Access to digital scientific information: research data* As for the question of access to research data, the vast majority of respondents (87 %) disagreed or disagreed strongly with the statement that there is no access problem for research data in Europe. The barriers to access research data considered very important or important by respondents were: lack of funding to develop and maintain the necessary infrastructures (80 %); the insufficient credit given to researchers for making research data available (80 %); and insufficient national/regional strategies/policies (79 %). There was strong support (90 % of responses) for research data that is publicly available and results from public funding to be, as a matter of principle, available for reuse and free of charge on the Internet. Lower support (72 % of responses) was given for data resulting from partly publicly and partly privately funded research. *Preservation of digital scientific information *Responding to the question asking whether preservation of scientific information is at present sufficiently addressed, 64 % of the respondents disagreed or disagreed strongly. The main barriers signalled in this area were: uncertainty as to who is responsible for preserving scientific information (80 %); the quality and interoperability of repositories (78 %); and the lack of a harmonised approach to legal deposit (69 %). Regards, Aubrey

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German National Bibliography as LOD under CC0
by Andrea Zanni 30 Gen '12

30 Gen '12

Inoltro da altra lista, saluti Aubrey ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Francesca Di Donato <francesca.didonato(a)sp.unipi.it> Date: 2012/1/26 Subject: [Oa-italia] German National Bibliography as LOD under CC0 To: oa-italia(a)openarchives.it Una buona notizia (e un'esperienza da imitare). Saluti, francesca Inizio messaggio inoltrato: *Da: *Adrian Pohl <adrian.pohl(a)okfn.org> *Data: *26 gennaio 2012 12.43.05 GMT+01.00 *A: *List for Working Group on Open Bibliographic Data < open-bibliography(a)lists.okfn.org> *Oggetto: **[open-bibliography] German National Bibliography as LOD under CC0* *Rispondi a: *List for Working Group on Open Bibliographic Data < open-bibliography(a)lists.okfn.org> Hello, good news from Germany. The German National Library 1) changed its licensing regime for Linked Data to CC0 which makes the data open according to the open definition[1], 2) has begun to publish the German national bibliography as Linked Open Data. For more information see the blog post at < http://openbiblio.net/2012/01/26/german-national-library-goes-lod-publishes… >. All the best Adrian _______________________________________________ open-bibliography mailing list open-bibliography(a)lists.okfn.org http://lists.okfn.org/mailman/listinfo/open-bibliography Francesca Di Donato Dipartimento di Scienze politiche e sociali Università di Pisa Via Serafini, 3 - 56126 Pisa (PI) http://www.sp.unipi.it/hp/didonato/ _______________________________________________ OA-Italia mailing list OA-Italia(a)openarchives.it http://openarchives.it/mailman/listinfo/oa-italia PLEIADI: http://www.openarchives.it/pleiadi/

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