Thank you Uncle Sam : today you seem to have enough money for
paying OA publications. We hope that you will be able to support also
in the future, the increase of price due to the impossibility of
other universities worldwide of paying Gold OA publications.
In Europe, the university of A
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On 26-May-09, at 5:35 AM, Richard Poynder wrote:
Stevan?s comments raise more questions I think:
1. St
It is beyond my powers of comprehension to fathom why Cornell
University would want to throw $50K of scarce library funds at
funding Gold OA publication (for at most 0.1% of Cornell's annual
journal article output) without first mandating Green OA (for the
remaining 99.9% of Cornell's annual journa
Stevan's comments raise more questions I think:
1. Stevan says, "Full compliance is of course 100% compliance, and
the longer-standing mandates are climbing toward that".
On my blog Bill Hooker asks, "Where could I find data to show
this?"(http://poynder.blogspot.com/2009/05/open-access-
