On Thu, 18 Apr 2002, Steve Hitchcock wrote:
> Re: From FOS Newsletter, 4/15/02:
> >http://www.mathematicsweb.org/mathematicsweb/show/
>
> The Mathematics Web portal is clearly Elsevier (if not
> overtly so, e.g. no logo). The preprint link takes you to the Mathematics
> Preprint Server. I've visit
http://www.ariadne.ac.uk/issue31/eprint-archives/
Ariadne 31 March-April 2002
Setting up an institutional e-print archive
Stephen Pinfield, Mike Gardner and John MacColl
outline some of the practical issues involved in setting up an
OAI-compliant e-print archive in a Higher Education Institute
At 12:33 18/04/02 +0100, Stevan Harnad wrote:
My own sense is that there is nothing whatsoever to worry about if
commercial publishers and providers are re-using Open Access
content and services to enhance their own products and services.
... [remainder below]
Stevan, There is a saying in
On Thu, 18 Apr 2002, Steve Hitchcock wrote:
> There is a saying in business, for those who want to try and
> divine the future, "follow the money". We want open archives, but we want
> them to be economically sustainable. The ability to make the self-archived
> peer-reviewed literature freely avai
Here is a review of Peter Suber's excellent FOS Newsletter.
> Excerpt from Péter Jacsó, "Péter's Picks and Pans", _Online
> Magazine_, March/April 2002, pp. 79ff. Jacsó's column isn't one of the
> free online articles from that issue, so here's a fair-use slice.
>
> March/April issue of _
